Sentence examples for considered as representations from inspiring English sources

Fourier series and operators can be considered as representations of a function or signal; they are of incredible significance in both hypothetical and practical areas.

He thus recognizes those aspects of works of art, which were touched upon only in passing by Wolff and Gottsched, as sources of pleasure internal to works of art that are equally significant with the pleasure that arises from the content of works, considered as representations of perfections outside of the works themselves.

Taking into account the inherent noise in data, we showed that 11 700 different models can be considered as plausible representations of the PKN and an experimental phospho-proteomics dataset.

The three tiers of the tiara are considered as representation of the teaching, sanctifying and ruling offices of the Pope.

This manifold can be considered as a representation of the latent space in the data space.

A model parameter vector w∗ can be represented as a linear combination of these basis vectors, satisfying the approximation condition w∗≈Da, where a is the coefficient vector which can be considered as the representation of w∗ over the dictionary D. In order for D to be flexible and robust to noise, we set the dictionary to be overcomplete (k>d).

When considered as a representation of the queer community at large, the show is inadequate and limited (the cast though much improved upon the entirely femme and almost entirely white L Word cast is fairly homogenous), but when viewed purely as a depiction of eight or ten lesbians' overlapping lives, it satisfies my desire to simply watch queer women exist.

Xist RNA foci were preferentially found at low to intermediate intensity DAPI-stained chromatin sites, considered as a representation of the collapsed ANC.

The claims of unfairness in the current working conditions, and in particular when they carry references to the past, could be considered as health workers' representations and not necessarily as historic facts as such.

First, we derive an integral representation for the operator e λ n s n, which can be considered as a generalized representation of the relations (1.3) and (1.4).

This was a vector of 512 features, which could be considered as a sparse representation of the image patch's appearance.