Sentence examples for call representations from inspiring English sources

The reported SNP call representations between files are comparable to each other.

When what we call literary works practice what we call representation, Plato claims that they represent human beings.

A more political tone to the concept of the public intellectual was suggested a few years ago by Edward Said of Columbia University, in a series of lectures called Representations of the Intellectual (1993 Reith Lecture).

The IUPAC Strategy Roundtable meeting was called "Representations of Molecular Structure: Nomenclature and its Alternatives".

In a series of papers Horgan and Tienson (1989, 1990) have championed a view called representations without rules.

It is simply a manifestation of consciousness's own activity and "will" to maintain its essential simplicity, which is why he calls representations "self-preservings of the soul".

It's called representation with taxation.

The third activity Freud called representation, by which he meant the transformation of thoughts into images.

Long known as Lie theory in the West, it was called representation theory in the former Soviet Union.

When we perceive via the re-cognition of the properties of substances, we see with a stale eye pre-loaded with clichés; we order the world in what Deleuze calls "representation".

Moving on to this new role, Tang is creating not what she calls representation, but rather authentic experiences of Asian culture that can't be fabricated.