Sentence examples for interest in representations from inspiring English sources
His primary research focuses on devotional portraiture with a special interest in representations of Muslim saints in early modern India.
Yet, as Gavin Jones argues, poverty has been denied its due as a critical and ideological framework in its own right, despite recent interest in representations of the lower classes and the marginalized.
A revived interest in representations of planet Earth is also reflected in Jerry Brotton's book, A History of the World in Twelve Maps, out last month, and in an exhibition of globes at the Royal Geographic Society in London next month.
Arts Council England has a strong interest in representation too.
The computable descriptions of molecules that support search and QSAR are a key area of innovation in chemoinformatics, and the recent success of deep and shallow learning architectures in other fields has sparked interest in representation learning.
All of these pieces are bound together by the artist's interest in representation, especially when it comes to black women.
They are interested in representations of reality.
We are interested in representations that are invariant to class-preserving transformations and selective to class-specific properties, for learning to separate multiple categories with reduced sample complexity.
I'm particularly interested in representations of blackness in film, and for my senior thesis I plan to focus on the importance of Afro-Brazilian and Afro-Cuban filmmakers during the unique political climates in which they worked.
Pluralism, on the other hand, holds that the observed plurality of approaches within a science is no flaw but rather reflects the complexity of the phenomena under investigation in interaction with the limitations of human cognitive capacities and the variety of human cognitive as well as pragmatic interests in representations of those phenomena.
His research interests are broadly related to American politics, with specific interests in representation, public opinion, Congress, and the stability of political attitudes.
