Sentence examples for language that represents from inspiring English sources
But it's a language that represents a world.
There was proto-Germanic, proto-Romance, proto-Slavic and, eventually, a huge lexicon of proto-Indo-European (PIE) a hypothetical language that represents the common ancestor of everything from Welsh to Romanian, Greek to Sanskrit.
First, it circumvents Sneed's problem of theoretical terms since the axioms are not required to be true in the interpretation of the respective language that represents the facts of the theory-independent world.
This framework combines SWRL rules and a language that represents the semantics of mathematical objects (such as OpenMath [34]) to obtain the semantic representation of the relationship between the technical component of QoS and QoE.
Here, using a novel self-organization approach, we construct a low-dimensional, context-independent semantic map of natural language that represents simultaneously synonymy and antonymy.
BEL is a structured language that represents scientific findings by capturing causal and correlative relationships between biological entities in computable statements that are composed by functions and entity definitions expressed with a defined ontology (eg, HGNC, see www.genenames.org).org
Altogether, the work is an explosion of diversities, but with one point of origin in the harmonic language that was Messiaen's own, the language that represented his vision and his faith.
Dr. Dijkstra is best known for his shortest-path algorithm, a method for finding the most direct route on a graph or map, and for his work as the co-designer of the first version of Algol 60, a programming language that represented one of the first compiler programs that translates human instructions.
We achieve this by adding relational atoms to the language that represent (implicitly) quantification over all formulas, as in ∀p(Kap→Kbp).
Other systems adopt declarative, SQL-like languages that represent the processing as queries that get repeatedly and continuously evaluated as new data becomes available.
That is why it was appropriate -- even laudatory for Coke to present "America the Beautiful" in the chorus of voices and languages that represent our American mosaic.
