Sentence examples similar to one representations from inspiring English sources

With dynamically linked representations, actions performed on one representation are automatically shown in all other representations.

This anxious hum doesn't dilute the delight of watching Paprika jump from one representation to another — from a pane of glass into an image on a T-shirt — but it invests this film with a fascinating tension.

Dutton continued: "The point that I would make is that one representation of a child or a woman in any of these reports is one too many".

The artist's high profile and buildings in the borough were a "testament to social mobility and the opportunities available for women and ethnic minorities", one representation said.

One representation characterised the new design as "ugly, an eyesore and a triumph for money over the preservation of local history, style and local aesthetics".

As the critic Richard B. Woodward wrote in The Times in 2003, the assassination became "fused with one representation, so much so that Kennedy's death is virtually unimaginable without Zapruder's film".

The assassination may be the first event of international importance to have fused with one representation, so much so that Kennedy's death is virtually unimaginable without Zapruder's film.

Knee active joint position sense (AJPS) is one representation of knee proprioception.

These men recognized that their clothing was one representation of their identities.

As pointed out by Shanmugasundaram et al. [16] molecules that are similar in one representation can be dissimilar in another.

Each interval is given a lower and an upper approximation and one representation value represents each interval.