Sentence examples for linking of representations from inspiring English sources

It has been reported that "the cognitive linking of representations creates a whole that is more than the sum of its parts … It enables us to 'see' complex ideas in a new way and apply them more effectively" (Kaput 1989, 1992).

Yet, the linking of object visual representations with their names is, without any doubt, time consuming.

Indeed, Podolefsky and Finkelstein (2008) propose "the explicit linking of ideas to representations in a layered manner" (p. 2) as a way to build those salient associations.

The linking of the two representations (Eqs.  3 and 4) is equivalent to stating that this description, the psychophysical function, does not depend on the operation the respondent is asked to perform.

Data interoperability is achieved with the support of semantic web technologies and resources, through the use of the technological standards (e.g. RDF, URIs, RDFS and OWL), the linking of data and the representation of domain knowledge with controlled vocabularies.

A critical question concerns the plausibility of linking visual representations of objects to phonological representations of object names.

This role of linking representations has been noted in previous research (Alibali & Nathan, 2012).

If Mr Orbán is so passionately in favour of linking taxation and representation by widening the tax base, why has his new citizenship law given the vote to many (potentially millions) of ethnic Hungarians in neighbouring countries who don't pay tax to the exchequer in Budapest (and who, his critics would say, are likely to vote for Fidesz in large numbers).

The present review seeks to link these representations with firing patterns of single neurons recorded while rodents and non-human primates associate stimuli, outcomes, and motor responses over time intervals.

Thus, depending on condition, the teacher's gesture served to reinforce the teacher's reference either to both of the linked representations, to the graphs only, to the equations only, or to neither representation.

The PPI-R has also been widely used, has been normalized to our participant pool (university students), contains several subscales that relate to the affective, interpersonal, and social dimensions of personality [32], and because psychopathic traits have often been linked to atypical representations of the self.