Sentence examples for possibility to represent from inspiring English sources
Another possibility to represent settlement data is by creating a triangulated mesh of the settlement points.
In these cases, pairwise similarities are often the only possibility to represent the similarity structure of a dataset.
The possibility to represent the total force carried by all fasteners (allowing for their sequential yielding) in one nonlinear spring is shown to be a key benefit.
The possibility to represent a wide spread of stand densities and respectively growing condition within one trial with relative little demand for space improves long-term studies in forest ecology.
Apart from this, it would be interesting to face in a next step the possibility to represent also other types of memory (episodic memory, semantic memory, and working memory) by the neuro-symbolic coding scheme and to investigate how the interaction between all these different neuro-sybmolic representations works in the process of decision making.
The possibility to represent complex interactions of any order, together with the robustness to missing and corrupted data quality issues common many real datasets, is the rationale behind the growing number of applications in biology [19], neuroscience [20, 21], social sciences [22, 23], physics [24, 25], quantum computation [26], and nanotechnologies [27].
In particular, M ≪ N leads the null space of Φ to be non-empty such that there are many different possibilities to represent g with the elements in H.
Other possibility is to represent processing element performances using a relative speed factor as in [16].
One possibility is to represent a 3D-curve as two 2D-curves, one being the projection of the 3D-curve in the XY-plane, and the other one in the YZ-plane.
Further optimization of the approaches and development of new application possibilities appear to represent promising directions for future work.
CA-based models are characterised by a limit to the maximum manageable density that also limits their possibility to effectively represent highly crowded situations.
