Sentence examples for plural representations from inspiring English sources

And this fact, taken at face value, is surely consistent with a certain 'naive' but entirely harmless understanding of the PCO an understanding whereby this concept too may have both singular and plural representations or forms.

Turkish is a typical agglutinative language: compare Turkish evleri, "houses" (accusative case), in which ev is the root meaning "house," -ler marks plurality, and -i is the sign for accusative, with Latin domūs, in which -ūs combines the representation of accusative and plural without the possibility of assigning either category separately to one part of the word ending.

The Minister explained that this requirement for residence in Singapore was a "necessary pre-condition to constituency representation and to prevent plural voting".

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.

We highlight the gaps between externally generated representations and local understandings, but also the dynamic, contested and plural nature of local relationships with the environment, which have been influenced and reshaped by capitalist development and commodification of natural resources, state environmental policies, and Buddhist modernist ideas.

Today, Jazz runs a group she founded called Plural Activism, which provides support for multiples and pushes for non-biased representation in the media.

While noting that she did not wish to "trivialize genuine concerns about cultural and personal representation, and other challenges to our lived experience in a plural community," Christakis went on to question the imposition of "standards and motives" on others as well as the feasibility of agreeing on how to avoid offense.

Representation is not the only form of democracy: we need a more plural model of politics, including local online referendums, transferring local buildings such as pubs or libraries into community ownership, and licenses for social businesses – profit-making or not – to establish and run public services.

PLuRaL third pillar starts with the sketching of the different interfaces possibilities i.e., creating a representation of how the interfaces will appear.

PLuRaL adopts a similar norm structure, but considering context as a tuple and specifies the trigger as functionalities and their representations.

"Tipsters — plural, incidences — plural".