Sentence examples for bridging representations from inspiring English sources

It distinguishes two sorts of representation, theories in the science base and bridging representations needed to map from real world behaviour to basic theory and from theory back to the real world.

Russian mathematician awarded a Fields Medal in 2006 "for his contributions bridging probability, representation theory and algebraic geometry".

The learned mapping function can bridge the different representations and highlight changes.

There is now a fairly substantial literature documenting the existence of shared neural representations that bridge the gap between the self and other in various domains, including the experience of pain [53], touch [54], and emotion [55], [56].

UASIS acts as a bridge to connect heterogeneous representations of SNPs.

Samsung argues that the "prior representation" Bridges & Mavrakakis is referring to was actually early 2011.

In this framework, a process is decomposed into two abstraction levels, operation level and equipment level, which are bridged using functional representation.

The scale and logistics of the American conflict were faithfully portrayed in visual representations of military bridges and roads, the omnipresence of the railroad, and the movements and massing of men and armies in campaign.

Improved knowledge of acute ongoing pain should impact upon understanding the central representation of chronic pain; bridging this gap might facilitate developing new medications for intractable pain conditions that are often resistant to currently approved analgesics[64].

So, bridging the discrepancy in these two knowledge representations is a challenging problem.

Figure 11 Schematic representation of the concept of bridging (BO) and nonbridging (NBO) oxygen.