Sentence examples for representation extent from inspiring English sources
The dataset descriptions include data about the content, representation, extent (both geometric and temporal), spatial reference, quality and administration of a geographic dataset.
Their limited representation indicated the extent to which these countries were subordinated to England in the British political system at this time.
With a severity that French theoreticians can only dream of, Morris questioned whether we could still, under any circumstances, hope to acquire a grasp of factual truth amid the writhings of media representation; to that extent, "Four Lions" marks a backward step.
Analysis of soil heterogeneity and spatial variability of soil composition in the Greater Athens and Piraeus area provided a representation of the extent of anthropogenic modifications on natural element loadings.
One recent study with adult humans [38] has provided evidence that the extraction of a representation of continuous extent, such as the area of stimuli, in most cases proceeds more rapidly than the extraction of a representation of discrete quantity.
This algorithm gives a numerical representation of the extent of mobile particles per area, reflecting the amount of rasosomes.
Results were then checked backed to the preliminary analysis to ensure proper representation in the extent of agreement.
The linear graphical representation shows the extent of variation between the actual and predicted activities of the congeneric set.
Fuzzy functional template-based objective methods, encoded in our structure-based scoring scheme, provide a clear representation of the extent of spatial preservation of known functionally important residues.
Some cases suffered tissue loss or lack of tumour cell representation to an extent that precluded the evaluation of protein expression.
However, whether the tactile sense is capable of forming its own implicit spatial representation and the extent to which such representations can be used for attentional guidance remain open questions.
