Sentence examples for representational tasks from inspiring English sources

If set theory were merely representational then both of the incompatible theories could be equally useful as representational tools, though probably for different representational tasks.

Typically, patients tend to neglect the left hemi-space in perceptual tasks, including physical line bisection [4] and representational tasks, such as the description of a familiar place from opposite view-points from memory [5].

Studies on language-trained bonobos have revealed their remarkable abilities in representational and communication tasks.

To summarize, learners exhibited need for additional support in the form of Reciprocative Dynamic Linking for the development of Representational Competence while attempting tasks that required them to interpret each representation independently, relate multiple representations, and construct new representations based on the knowledge developed.

In contrast, mid-ITG was activated by studies that required the 2 alternative meanings of ambiguous words to be maintained over time before meaning selection eventually took place (Snijders et al. 2009) in line with the notion that this region is sensitive to the representational demands of semantic tasks.

We discuss how age-related declines in working memory performance may be most influenced by memory load, the representational demands of the task and its dependence on hippocampal function, and not by the type of information to be remembered.

She concludes that, "Feminist theory and politics cannot regulate the representation of 'women' without producing that very 'representation': and if that is in some sense a discursive inevitability of representational politics, then the task must be to safeguard the open productivity of those categories, whatever the risk" (Butler 2000, 503).

We take advantage of this property to gain a finer-grained view of the representational codes used in task-specific face processing.

The types of issues that the users encountered were consistent with the task and representational analysis definitions of the HCDIM framework and with the predictions from the results of the heuristic evaluation.

To the best of our knowledge, the issue of whether the attentional and/or representational bias affects semantic processing tasks has not been investigated.

Moreover, we surmise this difference in the representational bases of the two tasks leads in turn to differences in neural processing sufficiently robust to be tested by functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI).