As regards the sound-based hypothesis of orthographic representation, an important goal for future research will be to delineate its visual and phonological limits.
A large body of research in this area has demonstrated extensively, by manipulating different types of external representations, that external representations play an important role in affecting task performance [6], [7].
Understanding the interactive neural computations by which acoustic representations are transformed into more abstract representations is an important goal if we are to understand the neural mechanisms underlying speech perception.
Data representations play an important role in the indexing of data, for example by allowing data points/instances with relatively similar representations to be stored closer to one another in memory, aiding in efficient information retrieval.
Abstract visual representations play an important role in assisting human reasoning, thinking, and understanding processes.
By suggesting that analog representations have an important role to play in thinking, the findings also raised prima facie difficulties (though not necessarily insurmountable ones) for the (digital) computer model of the mind that lay at the heart of the newly emerging field of cognitive science (Block, 1983a).
Mansbridge's rethinking of the meaning of representation holds an important insight for contemporary discussions of democratic representation.
These findings suggest caregiving representation as an important mediator of intergenerational transmission of attachment and warrant further studies of the role of caregiving representation in transmission of risk and resilience from mothers with severe mental disorder to their infant.
This faulty representation of an important program couldn't be further from the truth, and the large majority of Americans, including politicians (Democratic and Republican) know it.
It may seem minor to emoji skeptics, but representation is an important change; if emojis can make a difference to our behaviour, then they also have the power to influence our construction of societal norms.
The roll call continued until it had been decided, by a vote of 56 to 49, with 11 abstentions, that the question of Chinese representation was an "important" one.
