Sentence examples for representation place from inspiring English sources

Both the delegate and the trustee conception of political representation place competing and contradictory demands on the behavior of representatives.

For Perry, the nature of the critique is deeply rooted in the burden of representation placed on members of the black community.

The overall orientation of cladograms is similarly irrelevant to their accuracy, although most conventional representations place the root either at the bottom or to the left (Fig. 5).

However, we also used RSA models to directly test for articulatory feature representations (representations of place and manner of articulation) as well as representations of phonemic units and syllable structure (CV vs. VC).

Based on the concepts of environmental representation and place attachment, local-community's sense of place is investigated at three territorial scales: the town centre, the town as a whole and the region.

She explained that her desire was to combine the ambiguous evocativeness of abstract painting with enough figurative representation to place the viewer in a specific time and space.

September 2013 The first Champions League without English representation takes place, due to clashes with the County Championship.

An electoral reform introducing proportional representation in place of two-member districts (a Pinochet bequest which favoured the centre-right) was overdue.

That shrinkage in representation takes place presumably because the narrowing of tuning functions effectively increases the distance between neurons along the dimension that has been trained, thus reducing the total number of neurons that respond to a given stimulus.

A republic, as James Madison famously explained, is "a government in which the scheme of representation takes place" rather than one in which the people "assemble and administer the government in person".But despite such clarifications, the republic-democracy dichotomy now feels a little phony.

We argue that the current focus on spatial aberrations has limited the development of public health surveillance by excluding a more explicit geographical understanding and representation of place.