"previous representations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most often used in a context where someone is referring back to a former representation of something. For example: "Although we have made some changes, overall it is still based on our previous representations of the project."
As Aaron Scharf describes it in "Art and Photography": "They contradicted almost all of the previous representations made by artists.
Her original intention with "The Arbor" was to revisit "Dunbar's plays and reflect on the previous representations," she said.
His depiction of the inner particularity of a butcher's shop is perfunctory compared with the radiant precision of his previous representations of, say, the workings of a glove factory, a jewellery store or a boxing gym.
Worse was to come, moreover, in 2005 when Miller returned to DC Comics for All-Star Batman and Robin the Boy Wonder, in which he presented a Dark Knight who out-gritted even Miller's own previous representations.
This approach can simplify the previous representations of the stability region and the mechanical characteristics.
Previous representations had varying levels of success.
The government had also raised the possibility that Arguedas might have a conflict because of her previous representation of Montgomery.
The BBC's editor of political research, David Cowling, has just produced an intriguing analysis which suggests that in local government "others" have fallen back, but that elsewhere, especially where elections are based on PR, they have doubled or even tripled their previous representation.
The previous representation characterizes the patches local appearance, but we can also incorporate cues relating to the typical absolute or relative image positions of the various content classes.
The conclusion follows by further differentiating the previous representation formula along two horizontal directions (X_{j_1}^epsilon X_{j_2}^epsilon ) and arguing as in the proof of Proposition 6.5.
In the 'dynamic' perceptual model, the learning rule effectively replaces the past history of sensory signals with a summary based on the previous representation (see Eq. 8).
