Sentence examples for of which it represents from inspiring English sources

Like the performance art of which it represents such a brilliant history, Digital Performance is itself literally that not only a superb history of new media but a field-defining performance of the trace of the digital in theater, dance, and installation.

Harman (1990) and Block (1996) speak of "mental paint," alluding to introspectible intrinsic features of a perceptual representation in virtue of which it represents what it does.

Loosely speaking, the extension of an idea is "the collection of all the objects falling under it" (Bolzano 2004, 46), but strictly speaking, it is "that attribute of an idea by virtue of which it represents just these objects and no others" (Bolzano 1973, 104).

Sindelar's shot hit the back of the net like the perfect punch-line, the ending that made it possible to understand and appreciate the perfect composition of the story, the crowning of which it represented".

This must include the description of the insured population and an evaluation of the extent to which it represents the source population.

When considering this image objectively, then, we take it in terms of what it is "of" or in terms of that which it represents, which is Socrates.

Then there will be assurances that all of the forms of life which it represents will stand before the court - the pileated woodpecker as well as the coyote and bear, the lemmings as well as the trout in the streams.

The size of a trace T is the number of solutions which it represents.

On option (1), the representationalist would need to offer an explanation of what it is that is so special about ideas that makes it the case that whenever we are perceiving an idea, we are directly aware of that which it represents.

The IOC required that an NOC be independent of the government of the territory which it represents; there were concerns a Soviet NOC would not be.

The Gb parent, VH8-4602, belongs to the group of Sea Island cottons among which it represents the best accession present in the extensive germplasm collection of CIRAD.