Sentence examples for independent representations from inspiring English sources
Recent developments in the understanding of numerical processing has led to the proposal that humans utilise two independent representations of number, one for real numbers and another for integers.
Recent work deals with combination of distances or scores from different and usually independent representations in an attempt to induce high level semantics from the low level descriptors of the images.
While parametric methods directly describe the principal diffusion directions, interpreting the ODFs from model independent representations usually involves finding the number and orientation of principal diffusion directions present [39 41].
Quantitative modeling was conducted assuming three independent "pacemaker-switch-accumulator" clocks of criteria Tk, k = 1, 2, 3, which provide three independent representations of the subjective time.
A dominant theory of face perception postulates independent representations of invariant aspects of faces (e.g., identity) in ventral temporal cortex including the fusiform gyrus, and changeable aspects of faces (e.g., emotion) in lateral temporal cortex including the superior temporal sulcus.
The lack of immediate transfer suggests they formed two independent representations of the task; at the second location, the texture-North/South (allocentric) association competed with the texture-left/right (egocentric) association, with the allocentric association initially stronger than the egocentric one[14].
(Coordinate independent representation) The characteristic equations can be expressed independently of the coordinates as ⟨ Ω ~ | ϕ s ⟩ = 0.
It says it will expand its independent advocate program to make sure every child in protective custody has independent representation.
Myners urged Sky to use the vote as an opportunity to strengthen independent representation on its board.
There is a limit to the degree of independent representation even the Commonwealth Games would tolerate, according to Murphy.
as a concession to the defendants' agesfirms to represent clients, causing conflicts of interest where several parties to a dispute need and are entitled to independent representation".
