The phrase "a representation that has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an object, image, or concept that serves as a depiction or illustration of something else.
Example: "The painting is a representation that has captured the essence of the landscape beautifully."
Alternatives: "a depiction that possesses" or "an illustration that contains".
However, there may be exceptions to the general rule that all representations can misrepresent (e.g., a representation that has the content something or nothing).
According to LOTH, thought is, roughly, the tokening of a representation that has a syntactic (constituent) structure with an appropriate semantics.
The spiking activity of place cells (both firing rates and phase precession) gives rise to a representation that has satisfaction conditions.
For example, one can conceive of a surface representation that has a small set of basis BRDFs, and a sampled or procedurally generated "texture mask" that modulates between them.
The first step of the method is to find a signal representation that has a sufficiently long time context to counteract the effects of reverberation.
It provides a visual representation that has been evaluated in empirical user testing and an induction interface that always allows the user to see and modify the effects of the supplied examples.
This article presents a novel phase representation that has been designed to handle, in a uniform manner across time, all the relevant information conveyed by the phase parameters of a full-band aHM model, namely the maximum-phase component and the noisiness.
But this doesn't mean they are relieved of the responsibility to call out a legacy of representation that has recently become very profitable for the music industry.
In beginning Paradise Lost chronologically though, crucially, not narratively with the Father's exaltation of the Son in book 5, Milton founded his epic on a scene of representation that has proven endlessly vexing to later readers.
Time series are encoded via Symbolic Aggregate approXimation (SAX), yielding a compact symbolic representation that has been used for time series anomaly and motif detection, time series clustering, indexing, and more [49, 50].
The international outreach of the initiative is presently limited as an unbalanced geopolitical representation that has been mobilized so far in the BRIF working group.
