Sentence examples for representation represent from inspiring English sources
The borders of each cell in the graphical genotype representation represent points intermediate between the physical positions of two adjacent SNPs.
Another is to accept that causal role determines the representational status of a mental state (i.e., that it is a representation) but does not fully specify representational content (i.e. how that representation represents things as being); but this seems to involve abandoning full-blown functionalism.
"The Last Supper," with its combination of complex patterns and naturalistic representation, represents a fusion of Northern and Southern styles.
According to the crude causal theory, a mental representation represents whatever causes representations of the type; Rs represent Cs if and only if Cs cause Rs.
According to teleological theories of content, what a representation represents depends on the functions of the systems that produce or use the representation.
This joint TF representation represents the localization of frequency in time; however, it suffers from TF resolution tradeoff.
Figure 1 shows the fast Fourier transform (FFT) of the time series in the periodogram representation (representing periods instead of frequencies).
It is not generally true that when a representation represents something as being F, there has to actually be something which is F. Thus for the intentionalist, experience is representational in a way that contrasts with it being relational.
Agar (1993) supports the idea that the frog's representation represents small, dark, moving food, a content intended to incorporate all of the properties causally responsible for the selection.
Nor does a representation always causally interact with what it is about, for the plain reason that what a representation represents may be absent or may not even exist in individual cases.
It is as though the pleasure we take in the representation of sorrow on the stage will because it is pleasure in that which the representation represents (and not just a representation on the stage or in a poem)—transmute into pleasure in the expression of sorrow in life.
