In other words, its formation was not defined by a need to deal with scale; rather, it was defined by virtue of the techniques that computer science brought to the formulation and solving of challenging problems, to the representation and examination of domain knowledge, and ultimately to the generation and testing of scientific hypotheses.
"Contrary to some reports, the man was offered legal representation while under examination and a solicitor attended.
Related to the issue of imagistic mental representation is the examination of the semantics of various diagrammatic systems and what they can teach us about the nature of languages in general (e.g., Goodman 1968).
The mass media is recognised as a powerful influence on health-related behaviour; therefore media representations warrant critical examination.
Then the contributions of the Symposium authors are organized using four phases of narrative counseling: symbolic representation, reflective self-examination, reflexive new realizations, and revisioning career identity.
More importantly, the show will offer an in-depth look into Wiley's examination of representation, status, and power.
These results indicated that porcine intestinal methylomes can be detected by RRBS technology with good representation, thereby ensuring accurate examination of DNA methylation alterations.
This is an important finding to note because it challenges the idea that women and people of color are inherently less interested in science and implies that structural and disciplinary cultural factors, rather than individual preferences, should be the focus of future examinations of representation in STEM.
Glasser was "the Supreme Court's first vehicle for the examination of joint representation".
Where prosecutions are made, this is largely because the family have benefitted from quality legal representation, in combination with expert examination of evidence.
