Sentence examples for informational representation from inspiring English sources

In the end the glowing glass slabs in our pockets are the closest we have to a visual and informational representation of our personalities, our deepest secrets, and our identities.

Allowing these functions to be partial provides a useful informational representation of the stages of a linguistic parse; much of the work of parsing involves completing this partial information, subject to constraints imposed by linguistic agreement conditions.

Modeling clinical processes (and their informational representation) is a prerequisite for optimally enabling and supporting high quality and safe care through information and communication technology and meaningful use of gathered information.

Patterned neuronal activations have been postulated to be the potential neuronal scheme for informational representation [1], [2], but they have been relatively difficult to observe and study in the mammalian brain.

In the informational representation of protein structure r ij was measured by taking the minimum distance between the Cβ beads in residues i and j (Cα is substituted for Cβ for glycines).

The study is of potential importance as it focuses on the relations between personality factors, coping styles, informational needs, illness representations, and outcomes using a longitudinal study design.

Depending on the particular stance and the aspect of information to be stressed, these structures may stand for informational states, structured syntactic representations, pieces of information understood as commodities, or global structures made up from local interrelated informational states or stages.

These theories take seriously the idea that mental representations have informational functions.

The main attempts to specify what makes a causal-informational state a mental representation are Asymmetric Dependency Theories (e.g., Fodor 1987, 1990a, 1994) and Teleological Theories (Fodor 1990b, Millikan 1984, Papineau 1987, Dretske 1988 , 1995.

To examine the informational content of the representations sustained in visual working memory, I used the sequential comparison procedure [19].

Starting from Larkin and Simon's classic case study (1987) to illustrate a difference between informational and computational equivalence among representation systems, Lindsay's work locates where this computational difference lies, which he calls a 'non-deductive' method.