Sentence examples for representation of course from inspiring English sources

Effective representation, of course, will require taxation and incorporation, then elections, politics and varied ranges of influence -- in other words, hierarchy.

Imagine that people are asked to judge the truth value of a sentence like, if there is an A, then there is a five, and we can imagine that people construct an initial model of the form A, 5. When presented with a case that matches this representation, of course people should probably think that the sentence is true, because SPEAKER 2: So this is [INAUDIBLE].

An arbitrary precision might be achieved using this representation (of course at the expense of the high complexity).

This rendering of RTM relies on a broad interpretation of the notion of mental representation, of course, which has not always been the intended interpretation of Fodor: there are many places where he defends RTM (by that name) meaning to include (B) by default (Fodor 1981b , 1985 , 19871998, 2008).

The representation is, of course, not a visual one; it is representation through language.

Perhaps this is a move in the right direction for SFL if it is to maintain accuracy of experiential representation but of course this would have to be explored in future research.

Representation is, of course, important at a broad level.

This representation is, of course, too simplistic (Adams 2006) although most universities do heavily rely on these performance measures (Kuh et al. 2006).

Previously developed rigorous profile-profile comparison methods [ 18- 22] use very sophisticated models of profile representation and of course our algorithm can not compete with these methods if it is applied to detect remote homologies.

Fig. 4 Diagrammatic representation of clinical course of ocular tuberculosis.

Figures 1, 2 shows an obvious representation of the course of meridional and zonal groups of ECM (www.atmospheric-circulation.ru).ru