Sentence examples for a schema that from inspiring English sources

Another type of early cognitive unit is the image; this is a mental picture, or the reconstruction of a schema, that preserves the spatial and temporal detail of the event.

Probing beneath the giddy surface, Lynn proposes a schema that is, in a way, self-illustrating: himself as Apollo, mapping the music's deep structure; Richard as Dionysus, reveling in passion and sensual beauty; and Yo-Yo as the Compleat Musician, soaking it all in.

Anyone who grows and develops in our society is quite likely to end up with a schema that says "comedy = a thing men do", and as such will exclude/dismiss any information that challenges that, rather than alter their way of thinking.

These SQL statements are used to generate a schema that only includes the tables/columns used by the application.

Figure 1 shows a schema that combines exploratory, statistical and data mining techniques to analyze outputs of agent-based models.

This gives a schema that is much more efficient than the approach of subdividing the layer into many sublayers with constant material properties.

One possibility is that these people are born with a body schema that represents a whole human body but that the visual information signalling the absence of the body part overrides the innate body schema.

Justifying the continued flow of funds requires policy standardization and a formal agreement of the strategy to be put in place; currently it is a cyclical schema that has a lot of holes.

"What that service means, practically speaking, is that it's not only a place to store data, but a model (schema) that is stamped out there with everything you would need to build a business app around [elements] such as contacts, events, customers [and so forth], Ryan Cunningham, Microsoft program manager for Power Apps explained.

The combination of these separate types of information formed a mental schema that could be used as a "weather forecast".

Each group can be perceived in two ways: as a relational schema that can be reversed engineered as a standalone DBRE project; and as an element, either an entity or a relationship, of a high-level abstract schema that provides initial insight about the application domain.