(iii) examines representations of Italic landscapes in the Aeneid, especially wilderness, as seen in mountains and woods, and (super)natural phenomena, volcanic and sulphurous.
Three commonly-recognized sources of bias in death assemblages are (i) over-representation of large-bodied species [20], [46], (ii) over-representation of heavily predated species [47] [49], and (iii) over-representation of species having short generation times [20], [50], [51].
Issues as i) the design and implementation of the translation application, ii) the way we manage the terminology and, iii) the representation of the terminological content as meta-data (knowledge representation), are not addressed in this paper.
The most relevant and novel aspects of NAMASTE are i) the system-based representation of farm production systems, ii) the description of dynamic processes through management flexibility and adaptation, and iii) the representation of steps in farmers' decision-making processes at various temporal and spatial scales.
(iii) Graphics representation of an unmodified SiNW.
The SPEX system consists of three major components: (i) embryo standardization, (ii) gene expression pattern extraction and (iii) feature representation.
Our phenotype to ~omics association algorithm consists of three steps: (i) data preprocessing; (ii) feature selection using classification and (iii) visual representation of links to phenotypes.
Such methods include (i) stoichiometric representation and extreme pathway analysis [ 13], (ii) Boolean (on/off) and Bayesian (probabilistic) representation of interactions [ 14- 16], (iii) logical hypergraph representation and logical steady state analyses [ 17], and (iv) Petri nets graph representation and simulations [ 18- 20].
(iii) The image representations produced by the LLDC method are complementary to the ones from the original coding methods.
The influence of representation (iii) is a novel finding which implies that allocentric representations play a role in spatial memory, even over short distances and times.
