After the head, the hand is, as Ms. Sherman puts it, the "most distinctively human and anatomically advanced part of the body"; its representations play an essential role in "achieving knowledge of the self and interpreting universal human experience".
On the one hand that was an offspring of Montague's approach because it used model theoretic semantics, on the other hand it was a deviation because (discourse) representations were an essential ingredient.
Still, the teacher continues to ensure the students take care about the accuracy of their work (U4): pointing out the need for self-disciplined thinking, whether that is through verbal or physical representation, remains an essential element of rigorous facilitation.
Diagrams, models, and other forms of external representations are therefore an essential part of science and science teaching (e.g., Gilbert, 2008).
Some ministers, led by Mr Prescott, think that regional representation must be an essential element.
A broad and comprehensive conceptualization of spatial environments, oriented to their representation and management, is an essential stage in building intelligent devices based on ontological layouts.
According to one recent theory in art psychology, representation of extremes is an essential feature of art [23].
As discussed previously, representations are essential to a robust of a model.
Besides robust feature representation, metric learning methods play an essential role in person re-identification [29 34].
Due to the lack of exact quantitative information or the difficulty associated with obtaining or processing such information, qualitative spatial knowledge representation and reasoning often become an essential means for solving spatial constraint problems as found in science and engineering.
