Sentence examples for content of the representations from inspiring English sources

To examine the informational content of the representations sustained in visual working memory, I used the sequential comparison procedure [19].

Hence, such signals should reflect the content of the representations (predictions) that we choose to attend to.

This is distinct from changes within the actual content of the representations at each level of identification, which is, of course, a natural consequence of the operation of the feedback loops, both within and across levels — as behavior causes changes in the environment that signals movement towards or away from a reference value, the reference values fed down to subordinate levels may change.

"When we are conscious, the key property is our ability to report to ourselves or to others the content of the representation — as when I say, for example, 'I am perceiving a flower,' or the fact that I am conscious of speaking with you now on the telephone," Naccache told me.

The Normal condition is the content of the representation.

And third, there is the content of the representation.

Since I represent the newspaper as a cat, the content of the representation in this case is cat.

So, if we try to determine the content of the representation by reference to the function of the detection mechanism, the content remains indeterminate.

It is the explanation of this selection of the consumer system that most nearly concerns the content of the representation, says Millikan.

So, on this proposal, the visual content of the representation is something small, dark, moving (or something along these lines) rather than frog food.

Thus, it is consistent with the notion of nonconceptual content that the representation in question is in fact produced in what Raftopoulos and Müller would call a conceptually mediated way, whereby concepts in the subject's possession influence the content of a personal level representation, without the content of the representation being specifiable in terms of concepts available to the subject.