Sentence examples for name representations from inspiring English sources
Throughout adulthood, we name representations of objects that we see in order to understand, categorize, classify, and to communicate what we are experiencing and what we want to our fellow interlocutors.
The limitations of inconsistent molecular representations and inconsistent molecular relationship representations have been overcome by our normalization of the data into common gene name representations and common relationship types which are compatible with other database.
If polarization happens first among the electorate, and only later in Congress, then voters are driving it, in which case it might merit another, better name: "representation".
The Book of Lucifer also contains a list of "The Four Crown Princes of Hell" (Satan, Lucifer, Belial, and Leviathan) and of seventy-seven "Infernal Names", representations of Satan from various cultures and religions.
More to the point, she has done a state-by-state analysis of baby-name representation and found that over the last generation, "There's been such a fracturing of baby-naming styles that there's been a huge amount of geographic difference".
This information is obtained from the MPD xml code, specifically from the data contained in the element named 'Representation' and its attributes 'width' and 'height.' Therefore, the ratio of spatial resolutions between the current and next video segment can be calculated using the width or height values.
None of this means that there isn't some bouncy, big-name representation. .
The professional players associations have demanded that fantasy game operators pay for a license to use the player names and representations.
Inconsistencies within databases may steer curation efforts, and by combining the information on inconsistencies for a specific compound may even suggest which of the names or representations are wrong.
Classifying and naming anchor representations.
Factor 3 loads most highly on four tasks involving the accurate production or discrimination of simple words or non-words, and was therefore named 'phonological representations'.
