Sentence examples for depict concepts from inspiring English sources

To address this issue, we first depict concepts of implicit conflicts and explicit conflicts that may exist in virtual organization collaboration policies.

Rather, it takes myriad forms, depending largely on the nature of the written symbols (e.g., pictographs to depict concepts, or letters to denote specific sounds of a syllable) and the physical material that is used to display the writing (e.g., stone, paper, or a computer screen).

How does ability-in language user-in context depict concepts such as context and interaction?

The paper explores the following broad research questions: 1) How does ability-in language user-in context depict concepts such as context and interaction?

Extant plans from as far back as 16th century France depict concepts for steam-powered cars (or carriages, as animal-drawn passenger vehicles were known in those days; which, incidentally, is where the word "car" derives).

Dr. Sikos is currently working on the standardization of next-generation video indexing techniques that leverage semantic annotation at different levels of granularity, including entire videos, video shots, video segments, video frames, and regions of interest of video frames, and map depicted concepts to Linked Data.

Diagrams are combinations of words and symbols that visually depict a concept or how several concepts work together.

When Bruce Kennedy '92 took on his latest project, to help write, direct, and produce a 14-part series, NextWorld, which explores what life might be like 30 years from now, he struggled with how to film the future and depict complicated concepts that don't lend themselves to visual representation.

Although the concept map sparsely depicts the concepts pay and service, they occurred commonly together in the transcripts indicating frequent conversation on how pharmacist's services could to be remunerated.

(Additional File 1 Figure S1 and Figure S2 depict the concept maps for LMs and HRM, respectively).

We chose DES because it can depict the concept of individual patients 'competing' for different types of resources (eg, a slot in the operating theatre list or a postoperative bed) and thus making it possible to model the impact of different levels of available resources and referrals on waiting times.