CultureBanx found as the messaging platform continues to strive to better represent its customers internally, they've ramped up diversity efforts ahead of their anticipated IPO.
While the approach builds systems from elementary behaviors driven by behavior-specific sensory information, it also represents behaviors internally in terms of the state of dynamical systems, thus positioning itself somewhere between classical and behavior-based approaches.
Since the chromosome entrapment assay is based on the immobilization of intact replicating chromosomes, which possibly represent internally knotted and branched DNA structures, it is conceivable that Smc ScpAB rings are linked to chromosomal DNA by non-topological capture of DNA loops, which themselves might be interlinked (i.e., knotted) with other parts of the chromosome.
The result: desires, in organisms that can truly represent their environment internally (and not "merely" respond to it). Bruce Waller looks at the implications for moral philosophy in The Natural Selection of Autonomy (1998).
Furthermore, eye movements represent internally (by the subject) generated shifts of attention, whereas in typical paradigms it is determined externally (by the experimenter) when the next stimulus is presented (and attended to).
One defining aspiration of traditional behaviorism is that it tried to free psychology from having to theorize about how animals and persons represent (internally, in the head) their environment.
And yet, despite my access to these avenues of privilege, all related to my knowledge of this language, I am an alien in my own land, estranged from what I am suppose to represent internally and externally.
We'll deal with it internally".
He was pushing against it internally.
"We talk about it internally, not externally".
We dealt with it internally.
