Sentence examples for represent via from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the apparatus of TLS excludes from CS bits of encyclopedic knowledge that would be difficult to represent via lambda expressions, and yet are indispensable to select among the alternative meanings of a word (Taylor 1994 , 1995.

After the 1950s, Real dimensions are added to the unconscious, with its Symbolic dimensions being made to orbit around black holes of unsymbolizability impossible to represent via the signifier-like ideational representations (Freud's Vorstellungen) of the language-like sides of the unconscious.

In the Olympic context, this would imply that the share of foreign athletes in, for example, 2012 would be lower than 9.2%, because it is likely that many foreign-born athletes in our dataset are actually considered natives in the countries they represent (via the principle of jus sanguinis).

Our algorithm, which runs in time independent of ν and μ, is based on the fact that while the associated Legendre functions themselves are extremely expensive to represent via polynomial expansions, the logarithms of certain solutions of the differential equation defining them are not.

Under the assumption that within-species variability in PCR fragment lengths in the human-chimpanzee dataset are wholly due to changes in repeat number in embedded STR regions, PCR fragment length genotypes were converted into the repeat numbers they represent via calibration against their chimpanzee and human ePCR fragments (Additional file 5).

Under this new dispensation, nation states would retain representation in the EU's council of ministers but share more power with the regions represented via the European parliament.

Factors like depth of submersion and the mussels' openings and closings (which correspond to water quality) will be represented, via software, by acoustic phenomena like pitch and tempo.

This highlighted the political risks involved in the pursuit of energy security—and why having the government represented, via a state-backed lender like JBIC, is not a bad idea.The Sakhalin II project will produce as much as 9.6m tonnes of LNG a year, 60% of which will go to Japan, accounting for about 7% of its LNG imports.

The Kronecker product is represented via ⊗ and the Khatri-Rao (columnwise Kronecker) product via ◇.

In the above basis, the fermion field operators for the charge carriers are represented via (15) (15).

Gestures are represented via the use of dynamical movement primitives on the robotic platform REEM.