Sentence examples for representation to another from inspiring English sources

Those chimes at midnight function like the mysteriously beautiful horse-carriage bells in Buñuel's "Belle de Jour," which signalled a shift from one kind of representation to another.

This anxious hum doesn't dilute the delight of watching Paprika jump from one representation to another — from a pane of glass into an image on a T-shirt — but it invests this film with a fascinating tension.

Neo triumphs by breaking the rules, and the Wachowskis, shifting from one style of representation to another, sending bullets harmlessly through the air, bringing simulated characters back from death, broke most of the rules of filmmaking, too.

To achieve the best possible hardware efficiency, the refinement from one representation to another was done manually.

Logic seems to give us a guide how we ought to reason, and how we ought to draw inferences from one representation to another.

Translating signals from one domain to another or from one representation to another required certain steps to be carried out in a sequential and meaningful manner.

Ms. Richardson turned to Legal Services NYC, another group that provides representation to the poor.

Mansbridge's discussion of descriptive representation points to another trend within the literature on political representation — namely, the trend to derive normative accounts of representation from their function.

Another defendant, Akshay Thakur, has also sought Mr. Sharma's representation to replace A.P. Singh's counsel.

In contrast, the conditions on an appropriate model of representational reduction require the identification of a specific sort of intentional similarity; if one representation reduces to another, it does so because of a similarity in what, and maybe how, these representations represent.

Therefore, an alternative explanation for the present results is that the TPJ may be involved in controlling competing representations (regardless of modality) when there is a high degree of overlap between these representations, and thus, greater selectivity is required to inhibit one representation and to excite another.