Really, the infuriation over the cover has less to do with the magazine and more to do with the undeniable recognition that Kim Kardashian functions as a quintessential representation of this given moment.
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In the psychology textbook, Human Behavior in Military Contexts, researchers agree that, "emotion represents a universal and intrinsic aspect of human consciousness, which functions as an evaluative representation of the environment". In Ian Langford's manual, Australian Special Operations: Principles and Considerations, repetition is defined as, "the term used for practice and rehearsal.
Moving image can also function as a form of representation that can help to express the more ephemeral qualities of site design like light, sound, movement, impermanence, and other spatial qualities that are not as effectively covered in the toolkit in use by designers today.
In order to manage this process, Value Methodologies are considered as an important decision support tool, especially by means of the calculation of the Value Index factor, Ivf, for each one of the product functions as a representation of its 'satisfaction'-to-cost relationship.
"You're never stressed out when you're drinking rosé." The Instagram account functions as a representation of that idea--rosé by the beach, rosé in the vineyards, rosé on a rooftop.
It is also generally understood to bear intentionality (i.e., mental images are always images of something or other), and thereby to function as a form of mental representation.
This passage can be read to mean that speaking of a substance's representation acting (as an efficient cause?) is only a loose way of speaking; strictly speaking, it is the substance, or better, power of the substance, that acts in accordance with this representation (functioning as a final cause?).
"Traditionally images have functioned as representations of something in the world, but we are quickly approaching the point where vast majority of images are produced for other machines and no human being will ever see them.
Because the DG was postulated to function as a pattern separator to form distinct representations of similar inputs (Marr, 1971; O'Reilly and McClelland, 1994; Rolls and Kesner, 2006; Rolls, 2010), we asked whether small changes in contextual inputs might affect the selection of responding neuron populations in the DG.
We use pairings of GO process and function here as a representation of distinct biological functions.
