The phrase "a representation with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type of representation that is accompanied by or includes something else.
Example: "The artist created a representation with a unique perspective on urban life."
Alternatives: "an illustration featuring a" or "a depiction including a".
Thus, someone having a red experience is deploying a representation with a nonconceptual content that represents the real-world property of being red.
It is evident, from the BERs in Table 1, that a representation with a minimal value of one of the nonlinearity measures of interest may achieve the best performance at certain IBO threshold values and fail at others.
Looking to the calculated parameters in Table 1, it can be observed that a representation with a minimal of one of the considered measures might have higher values of and at certain IBO values.
But given that the relation in question is a matter of having a representation with a particular type of functional role tokened in one's mind, it is simpler to say that occurrent beliefs just are mental representations with a characteristic type of functional role).
This pattern of results is consistent with a gradual recoding of tactile information into a representation with a broader, less spatially-precise topographic organization, possibly corresponding to secondary somatosensory cortex.
A speaker first converts the intended message into a representation with a specified thematic role structure (i.e., who does what to whom, how, when, and where).
Such a representation, with the basic discretization unit of a hillslope, allows ODEs-based simulation of the water transport in a basin.
Furthermore, as was noted in the discussion of concepts, the contents of thoughts and representations need not always be fully conceptual: an infant seeing a triangle might deploy a representation with the nonconceptual content of a triangle, even though he does not possess the full concept as understood by a student of geometry.
One believes P implicitly (or tacitly) if one believes P, but the mind does not possess, in a belief-like way, a representation with that content.
If a signal is known to have a sparse representation with respect to a frame, it can be estimated from a noise-corrupted observation by finding the best sparse approximation to.
MABP-1 is shown as a surface representation with AMPPNP as a stick model.
