Sentence examples for representation against from inspiring English sources
At the same time, if a careless seller indicates there are no fuel storage tanks on the property -- because this is what he or she truly believes -- and the buyer discovers after the closing that such tanks not only exist, but are leaking as well, the buyer's chances of winning a lawsuit may be improved by being able to use the seller's careless representation against him.
(Right panel) The BiFold representation gives coordinate representation against a common basis.
We also compare our proposed BOI feature representation against other feature representations for the geometry-aware video retrieval task.
The latter is often another, more abstract and already sufficiently verified, design representation against which the current design representation is compared.
The testing of a chemical compound involves matching its SMILES representation against the list of conditions, which could be provided with the archive as an extension cargo.
Liao et al. [25] proposed an effective feature representation called Local Maximal Occurrence (LOMO), which analyzes the horizontal occurrence of local features and maximizes the occurrence to make a stable representation against viewpoint changes.
Her application has attracted 58 representations against – up from 25 in July – and only 11 for.
A spokeswoman for the Foreign office said earlier this year that it would make representations against the use of the death penalty.
The deadline for filing submissions related to the case is tomorrow, and more groups are expected to make representations against the deal - including two of Google's other online competitors, Microsoft and Yahoo.
In our evaluation, we compare the descriptive power of our representations against those binary, baseline representations.
Thus, for example, the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica entry on Herbart calls S the "inhibendum", i.e., "what is to be inhibited"—which is clearly wrong: the inhibition sum is not "to be inhibited", but the total of the actual inhibition exercised by conflicting representations against each other (Encyclopedia Britannica 1911: 337).
