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Short of taking on board such radical views, one will naturally want some explanation of how mental representations arise.

We establish conditions under which learned limit cycle representations arise reliably and dominate the dynamics in a SOM.

These representations arise as analytic continuations of the discrete series and were studied extensively by Knapp in [K3].

Philosophically, Helmholtz's epistemology commits him to the view that representations arise in a physical process, but are signs and not copies of their objects.

Implicit representations arise when a system is modeled in Cartesian coordinates and when the system constraints are applied in the form of additional algebraic equations.

The results detailed here are consistent with a more general understanding of how mental representations arise from the activity of distributed neural groups.

It is hard to see how images or pictures can do that without using any syntactic structure or discursive elements, to say nothing of judging, e.g., conditionals, disjunctive or negative propositions, quantifications, negative existentials, etc.[9] Moreover, there are difficulties with imagistic representations arising from demands on processing representations.

Classical theories of learning suggest that task-independent representations, arising through generative learning, are beneficial when the range of tasks is wide, and hard to prespecify.

Potentially, parietal areas may code supra-modal representations arising not only from visual but also auditory and somatosensory "what" and "where" information and at the same time tie (potential) motor actions towards these.

"Generally, the duty of fair representation arises only with respect to a union entity that is certified as the exclusive bargaining representative of a group of employees," the appeals court found.

The commission publishes a compliance manual, which says that candidates and officeholders may pay lawyers with campaign contributions "when the need for legal representation arises directly from, and is related to, the campaign for public office or from the duties of holding public office," but not when it is related to "personal or business affairs".