Sentence examples for representational role from inspiring English sources

He also stresses that a successful theory of representation should meet the challenge of specifying the representational role of representational tokens in the cognitive system (this is called the "job description challenge" by Ramsey).

MPs are obliged to rethink their representational role, along with their parties.

Brooks says higher education managers have been pushing for students to take a more active representational role because it helps universities function smoothly.

Criteria for appointment to the court include the 'willingness to participate in the wider representational role of a justice', by delivering lectures and talking to conferences.

Using this model the research provides a first-time inside look into the dynamics surrounding party unity and allows us to gauge the importance of legislators' representational role perceptions in shaping their behavior.

The strictly representational role of participants in the Original Position would also avoid the conflict of interest faced by cognitively unimpaired individuals representing themselves and cognitively impaired individuals.

Some of the most innovative features of HDM are: the notion of perspective; the identification of different categories of links (structural links, application links, and perspective links) with different representational roles; the distinction between hyperbase and access structures; and the possibility of easily integrating the structure of a hypertext application with its browsing semantics.

Thus, nothing in our law prohibits the creation of a works council, or bodies with similar participative and representational roles, by negotiation with an independent union, so long as the union has the support of the majority of the employees.

These features play different representational roles: colour facilitates identification (with a particular role for colour diagnostic objects) while additional contours deter it.

At the opposite extreme, one could count two states as representationally distinct if they differed in any features that played a role in their representational function or operation.

This entry outlines the overall directions of this new research area and focuses on the logical status of diagrams in proofs, their representational function and adequacy, different kinds of diagrammatic systems, and the role of diagrams in human cognition.