Sentence examples for representation of the situation from inspiring English sources

Asked about its report questioning the van Gogh authenticity, a BBC spokeswoman was quoted by the paper as saying: "We are confident that this is a fair representation of the situation and adheres to our strict editorial guidelines".

Ruth Hunt, chief executive of gay rights group Stonewall, said the findings were "a sad but accurate representation of the situation that many young gay men face growing up in Britain today".

This configuration can be seen as a simple representation of the situation in a burner or behind a flame holder.

A Best Buy rep (admittedly just one, which may not be a wholly accurate representation of the situation) said that it wasn't "selling too well at our store".

When visual signals are not restored, individuals construct an erroneous representation of the situation described in the text leading to a misinterpretation of the text meaning, whereas the discursive and prosodic restorations involve the construction of an adequate representation.

As Figs. 1 and 4 demonstrate, visualizing the crowd density in form of a heat map generated by crowd sourced real-time location data provides a good representation of the situation on the ground.

Other possible representations of the situation fail to preserve other logical features of the original sentences.

The sub-elite referees tended to rely on less relevant information, spending longer periods of time fixating on the non-contact zones, preventing them from generating accurate and complete mental representations of the situation (Ericsson & Kintsch, 1995).

Given that change detection relies on a comparison between the operator's perception of the current situation and their representation of the past situation, support tools to supplement the operator's limited memory and attentional capacity should improve the ability to notice these changes.

Learning the mapping between sentences and the predicate-argument representations of the situations they describe results in the development of a small lexicon, and a structured set of sentence form-to-meaning mappings, or simplified grammatical constructions.

Jens Spahn, a leading member of the CDU and a highly popular politician with the potential to one day succeed Merkel as the party's head, is a subtle but intelligent critic of her embrace of refugees, as well as of what he calls the "euphoric representation" of the refugee situation in the media and public debate.