Sentence examples for assumptions about the representation from inspiring English sources

There are many implicit assumptions about the representation of chemistry that cause semantic problems.

An interpretation of the above results in terms of susceptibility to retinal stimulus position however relied on the correctness of our assumptions about the cortical representations of our stimuli in experiment II.

Based on the assumption about the sparse representation of natural images and the theory of compressed sensing, very promising results about single-image super-resolution were obtained by an excellent algorithm introduced by Yang et al. [45].

During the last decades, many Cognitive Architectures (CAs) have been realized adopting different assumptions about the organization and the representation of their knowledge level.

This ensured that the classifier could detect any form of bimanual encoding without any prior assumptions about the structure of the representation.

Fuzzy-trace theory's assumptions about memory representation are cognitive examples of the familiar superposition property of physical quantum systems.

Creating a model of a soil leads to complexity problems: a soil is a multi-scale heterogeneous, three-dimensional and dynamic environment that cannot be modelled and simulated without defining a suitable and optimized representation and taking assumptions about the studied system.

According to Brewin, access to any given self-representation depends on multiple factors including the individual's current emotional and physiological state, the available retrieval cues and contexts, autobiographical memories that provide the data bank for competing self-representations, as well as beliefs, attitudes and assumptions about the self.

In this way, Sherald wondrously troubles assumptions about blackness and representation in portraiture.

What about the representation of gender in displays?

In this form it clearly mixes a meta-statement about the representation with the content of the representation.