Additionally, the lack of notion of multiplicity of systems and actions hinders, for example, the representation of how many systems are affected by an event/action and how many systems have a similar state.
However, DASINT is more versatile because it supports, for example, the representation of protein complexes without the need of transforming the data into a spoke or matrix model.
For example, the representation of a waving gesture could consist of four motor commands: raising the right hand (mc1), moving it to the right (mc2), moving it to the left (mc3) and retracting it back to the rest position (mc4).
For example, the representation of sensory evidence (e.g., occipital regions and hippocampus), the detection of perceptual uncertainty or difficulty (e.g., insula) and the distribution of attentional resources (e.g., parietal regions; for a review, see Heekeren et al., 2008).
For example, the representation of both transcription regulatory mechanisms and DNA binding proteins in gill is proportionally twice that of the olfactory epithelium possibly because of a higher diversity of cell types (e.g., cartilage, bone, different types of epithelial cells) in gills.
From the study presented here for example, the representation of a number of gene transcripts in the O. marina RNAseq dataset by numerous non-overlapping fragments (with differing read abundances) is clearly problematic and is likely a result of either incomplete cDNA synthesis and/or a proportion of read assembly errors.
Fig. 6 Example of the representation of a translation rule.
An example is the representation of a finitely generated group by a Cayley graph.
An example of the representation of the best clothes design in the system is shown in Fig. 5e.
For example, sharing the representation of identical products, the level of product representation is most adequate (Fig. 5b).
An example is the representation of Ca2+ concentrations at the apical and basal membrane as sine waves [82].
