Sentence examples for representation bottom from inspiring English sources

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The perceived passivity in Asian men can be interpreted through American eyes as femininity, and the consequences of this manifest in everything from Asian men's near-exclusive representation as "bottoms" in gay porn, to the bamboo ceiling, a term for Asians' lack of leadership representation in the workforce.

However, the behavioral relevance manipulation crucially did not disproportionately impair the ability of patients with bilateral parietal lobe lesions to recollect the context in which sentences were previously heard, which suggests that the degree to which mnemonic representations capture bottom-up attention at retrieval may not be reduced following parietal lobe damage.

During mental imagery, visual representations can be evoked in the absence of "bottom-up" sensory input.

In this kind of representation, at the bottom of the dendrogram, each structure can be thought of as an individual cluster containing only one item.

We provide an adaptive strategy for solving shallow water equations with dynamic grid adaptation including a sparse representation of the bottom topography.

Until there is a balance of gender representation, top to bottom in an organization, biases will exist about the type of roles women work.

The Penrose square root rule (PSRR) is the main benchmark for 'fair representation' of all bottom-tier voters in the top-tier decision making body, but rests on the restrictive assumption of independent binary decisions.

The major one resides in the fact that network representation approaches are bottom-up.

For example, "predictive coding" proposes that visual processing depends on the interplay between top-down expectation (or representation) signals and bottom-up surprise signals, which would be processed by distinct units at each stage of the cortical hierarchy (Friston 2005).

(And remember: hovering over every game is the dread spectre of Fanny, the demoiselle – or, more usually, artistic representation thereof – whose bare bottom the player who suffers a 13-0 defeat is required to kiss).