Sentence examples for represent and this from inspiring English sources

In the latter application, the exemplars carry information about the states (the classes) that they represent, and this information should enter into the cost function, for example, in the form of the requirement that individual exemplars are promoted for frames that do correspond to a certain state (or set of acoustically similar states).

If Hillary Clinton wants to be a meaningful symbol for human rights and women's empowerment, her campaign must live up to the values she claims to represent, and this would be one step in the right direction.

There was a collective optimism that his music represents, and this song brings me in touch with it.

"I have tremendous respect for everything the Big Ten represents, and this is a tremendous challenge for us," he said.

Women were hungry for a theatre in which they could see the reality of their lives represented, and this new enterprise was a daring, exhilarating wresting of our own bodies and labours from their purposes to ours.

At a conference in Bonn on Afghanistan's future, the Taliban have not been represented, and this has caused the Pashtun to believe that they have been cheated of their rightful share of delegates.

For the Russell Group HEIs, the categories are fairly mixed, with ten of the 18 categories represented, and this is replicated by the national picture whereas only five categories are represented in Ivy League data.

Researchers need to ensure that similar motion characteristics in animation and video stimuli are represented, and this feature is a critical component in the future success of the video playback technique.

Mousavi may have lost this fraudulent election, but people will not forget him, and what is more they will draw a line between him and what he represents and this government.

Other important sites of breast cancer metastasis (for example bone, brain and, liver) are relatively poorly represented, and this needs remedying in preclinical drug evaluation [ 386- 388].

We propose the adaptive processing hypothesis any area that processes a stimulus adapts to the features of the stimulus it represents, and this adaptation has consequences for perception.