Sentence examples for higher representations from inspiring English sources

Table 4 clearly reveals that the higher representations of the samples in alluvium, Tertiary, Cretaceous, and mixed aquifers are noted in moderately fresh-brackish and in slightly brackish water types.

Companies with higher representations of women in senior management teams, for instance, consistently deliver higher returns on key performance indicators.

This prediction error is then passed back up the hierarchy, to change higher representations (usually associated with the activity of deep pyramidal cells).

The ensuing mismatch signal is passed back up the hierarchy, to update higher representations (associated with the activity of deep pyramidal cells).

The functional asymmetry is important because descending predictions have to embody nonlinearities in the generative model (e.g. to model visual occlusion) that require them to interact or modulate each other, whereas ascending connections that drive higher representations do not.

There was also significantly higher representation at all levels of management and clear indications of improved student attainment.

Women's relative inexperience accounted for eleven per cent of the gap, for example, and men's higher representation by unions explained four per cent.

According to the Florida exit polls, Romney won every major demographic – but he did exceptionally well with Latinos and seniors, both of whom have higher representation in Florida.

The report shows that comprehensives that are faith schools or academies both have higher representation in the table.

Despite his pertinent points, it must be noted that the US has, proportionately, a much higher representation of black people compared to most of Britain.

"It needs allies for its foreign policy agenda, for example if it wants a permanent seat on the U.N Security Council or seeks higher representation in other multilateral organizations".