Sentence examples for areas of representations from inspiring English sources

We did not observe similar changes in the boundaries or areas of representations of body parts other than neck even when movements at suprathreshold currents were noted.

We determined relative areas of representations of whisker, neck and forelimb portions of the motor cortex as a percentage of the combined area occupied by these three representations (Fig. 8).

"Trial counsel's failures in each of these areas of representation were significant and, ultimately, fatal to a constitutionally adequate defense.

Mapping of the cortical representation of the trained skin location revealed a significantly greater (1.5 3 times) area of representation compared to equivalent skin locations on control fingers of the same or opposite hemisphere, and on fingers of passively stimulated control monkeys [ 37].

Notwithstanding the fairly even overall balance of healthcare providers' and service users' views, some areas of over-representation and under-representation were noted among respondents for both surveys.

Or we talk as if areas of under-representation are mutually exclusive.

But if we haven't made real progress in addressing other areas of under-representation we will have failed.

Traditionally, the task of representing large amounts of domain information for general-purpose reasoning has been one of the most important areas of knowledge representation.

Answer Set Programming (ASP) is a novel logic programming paradigm, that has already had a profound impact in several application domains, especially in the areas of knowledge representation and reasoning.

We examine this extension of PSE, which we call the PSE of enterprise (PSE2), as it relates to the five traditional PSE areas of system representation, modeling and simulation, synthesis and design, planning and scheduling, and control and supervision.

While most needed terminology was already present, sometimes changes were needed, including the addition of new concepts, adding new term associations to existing concepts, and adding new areas of terminology representation.