Sentence examples for as a representation that from inspiring English sources

Gryn et al. [22] introduce the direction map as a representation that captures the spatiotemporal distribution of motion direction across regions of interest in space and time.

"What you really want is a consistency of partnership and that is to maintain in the minds of the Afghan people that we are reliable long-term partners and that is going to take enough people to do certain tasks, to provide some logistic support, to provide advice, and also to be around as a representation that they are not alone".

I'm wowed by its color — echt plastic red — but miss the point of a representation that might as well, with far less fuss, be the real thing.

As explained earlier, CNNs require a representation that preserves the time-frequency topology of the original input, so they cannot operate with MFCC features.

In this paper we present an approach for addressing this issue by publishing and exploiting workflows as data on the Web with a representation that is independent from the workflow system used to create them.

The depiction by Hannah Fearn of the Local Government Association LGAas an an ineffective organisation is not a representation that I – or many of our members – recognise.

A structured and meaningful data format serves as a neutral representation that can be used to generate different visualizations from a mutual data pool.

The original EST model describes event models as a stable representation that can only be reset or updated based on the current perceptual information available when the error-detection mechanism opens the gate.

Harnad (1982 , 1987 postulates a system for speech perception in which input is represented both as analog representations that are faithful to the physical spectrotemporal properties and instance-to-instance variations in the signal and as a categorical representation that retains only the invariant information across different instances of the category.

He cut his hair as a physical representation that this year, actions mean more than words.

ADS says that § 5.2, when read in light of other provisions in the Merger Agreement that recognize the necessity for Blackstone to take certain steps in connection with the Merger approval process, must be read as a general representation that Aladdin had the power to control Blackstone and cause it to do anything reasonably necessary to secure approval of the Merger.