The phrase "a specific representation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular depiction or illustration of something, often in contexts like art, data visualization, or descriptions.
Example: "The artist provided a specific representation of the landscape, capturing its unique features and colors."
Alternatives: "a particular depiction" or "a distinct illustration."
The third part presents a picture of an individual who is a specific representation of what the author conceives as a general condition.
And prior to that time, I believe it was 1994 -- I would have to reconstruct this -- I took on a specific representation, again an appeal, which, as you may know, is what I typically do.
Results confirm, first, that the choice of the representation strongly influences the classification results, second that a classifier has to be designed for a specific representation.
But, Mr. Cholst said, if the roof space beyond the penthouse owner's exclusive use area can be used by other shareholders or owners, then it is critical for a prospective buyer to obtain a specific representation as to the area to which he or she will have exclusive rights.
This type of split between use and implementation is called "encapsulation," and it enables the programmer to extend a query language with geometric functionality independently of a specific representation or implementation.
Cruz: You just made a specific representation that you didn't make decisions based on political views, is that accurate?
For instance, for the genes repressed for oxidative and ER stress conditions (group A) specific over-representations are observed for alkaline phosphatases, diazepam binding proteins and proteins involved in acyl-CoA metabolism.
For instance, in the case of a specific validity item, a minimum level of a particular statistical measure (i.e. correlation statistic) may be determined in order to provide a more specific representation of test quality.
The SD may induce a more specific representation of the temporally proximal infusion, leaving the SD more susceptible to evoking recollection of the devalued cocaine.
By combining the top down and bottom up information during search, our brain gets a clear view of the conspicuous items (both in terms of cognitive relevance and feature saliency) and their location becoming able to build up an internal, task specific, representation of the scene [ 4– 6].
Situational constraints and affordances can be specific for different kinds of external representations, and encountering a specific external representation can lead to the employment of corresponding internal collaboration script components.
