Sentence examples for a representation of which from inspiring English sources

The expression that content is given from 'outside of us,' Maimon writes, means only "something in a representation of which we are conscious of no spontaneity, that is, (in view of our consciousness) a mere passivity without activity".

Thus, the wealth measures presented are based on the urban sample and provide a representation of which women were the poorest (and richest) in the urban areas under study.

It opens a way towards a representation of changes, which suppose the overall progress of the system, to which they apply.

That is, something that is essentially a model, a representation of that which we want to realise.

It should be noted that each model version constitutes a representation of 'reality' which is specific to the chain of information (economy→GHG→climate projections) employed.

Several other measures of similarity have been proposed to give a representation of similarity which reflects the fraction of well modeled residues.

Additionally, the "CNN Election Matrix" will create a virtual representation of which party is gaining ground and potential shifts in the balance of power.

It provides a global representation of which validity and accuracy can be governed.

The SMBG model is a specialized version of the General Self-management Model, which gives a representation of the factors, which must be considered when discussing self-management [ 25].

Thus, the tree structure provides a natural visual representation of which species are generally similar (or different) to each other.

Meddings was also responsible for the design of the Zero-X spacecraft, for the representation of which a fibreglass model, 7 ft (2.1 m) long, weighing 50 lb (23 kg) and costing £2,500, was built.