Sentence examples for precise representation of the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gallo said the skyline was deliberately not a precise representation of the one that existed in 1922.

Because Thursday's elections took place only in English shire counties and unitaries, with no local contests in Wales, Scotland, London and metropolitan England, the results are not a precise representation of the national vote share across the whole of Britain.

The TMACC interpretation provided a clear and precise representation of the activity of specific groups.

One key advantage is that a precise representation of the specimen material is not required.

While the numbers in Figure 3 align fairly closely to my own observations, I don't want to imply that these numbers are in any way a precise representation of the world.

This theorem gives a precise representation of the ( P S ) c sequence for the functional J. Through it, partial compactness for J can be regained (see Corollary 5.8).

The novel aspect of this work is a precise representation of this framework in a canonical format governed by variational principles.

Much of the work in epistemic game theory can be viewed as an attempt to use precise representations of the players' knowledge and beliefs to help resolve some of the confusion alluded to in the above quote.

However, the Goldman-Rakic data suggest that weaker GABA would also lead to weaker lateral inhibition and, thus, less precise representations of the information held in working memory.

In order to emphasize the use of a formal language in domain representations, we here subscribe to the concept of formal ontologies (Guarino, 1998) as theories that attempt to give precise representations of the types of entities in reality, of their properties and of the relations among them, using axioms and definitions that support algorithmic reasoning.

Hayes, she said, "gives you an amazingly precise representation of what the world looks like if there's no love in it".