Sentence examples for partial representations from inspiring English sources

Isolationist pluralism is about underdetermination; about the choice from a disjunction of equivalent types of descriptions (Mitchell) or of incompatible partial representations or models of phenomena in the same intended scope (Longino); the representational incompatibility may be traced to competing values or aims, or assumptions in ceteris paribus laws.

Partial representations of bodily forms include Marion Gabriel's life-size "Pair of Feet," made of cast chocolate but tinted pinkish white.

On the one hand, no agreed-on figural style can any longer represent a society so plural and so quick to take offense at "partial" representations; a sublime minimalist reticence seems the best we can do.

In this context, model composition has become important since the combination of those partial representations is inevitable.

The partial representations mutually help each other as soon as, and to the extent that the pressure subsides that suppressed the connection as a whole (SW IV: 377).

Advances in analytical techniques as well as modeling software, and computation power have resulted in improved partial representations of coal structure.

Its exponents took pains to show that mainstream hip-hop videos offered only a partial representation of black life.

The four central characters consist of the timid, kindly Mole (the Everyman figure who the reader is encouraged to identify with, and who was at least a partial representation of Grahame himself), the pompous but well-meaning Ratty, the grim but fair Badger and, of course, the irrepressible Mr Toad.

Partial representation is implemented for chromosome representation.

A situation is a perhaps partial representation of the universe.

However, it probably entails a partial representation of the sector, that is actually composed of many small family farms.