The proof, in J.M. Greene (preprint) [6], draws on most of the theorems in this paper together with a very different technique involving representations of noncommutative quadratic functions.
The stochastic Galerkin method involves representation of the solution through generalized polynomial chaos expansion and projection of the governing equations onto stochastic basis functions, resulting in an extended system of equations.
In addition, constructing mental models of some scientific phenomena may involve representation of the configuration of multiple components, the spatial relations between components, or information about the movements or causal interactions among the components (Gentner & Stevens, 1983; Hegarty & Just, 1993; Mayer, 1989).
In particular, the issue of how the content of memory representations is determined is barely mentioned: and the question of how memory traces could provide the right causal connections between past and present if they are not static and permanent inner items is postponed to section 3. Again, the key question here is whether memory does involve representation of the past.
Memory may involve representations of the past, most modern representationists argue, without involving awareness of those representations themselves.
To grasp a meaning is plausibly a sophisticated intentional state that involves representations of meanings and not just representations with meanings.
They are also based on recognition of the importance of achieving equity and accountability in communication between stakeholders, involving equitable representation of three or more stakeholder groups and their views.
Also presented is a single domain application of the impulse function approach to plates with interior point supports, involving the representation of the concentrated reactions at the point support locations by a double Fourier series expansion of the impulse function.
On a representational theory of thought, this thought involves a representation of blossoms forming.
"I'm not campaigning for one," said Edward D. Wilford, a lawyer on the list whose last high-profile case involved his representation of a man convicted last year in the murder of a New York police officer, Russel Timoshenko, during a traffic stop in Brooklyn.
