Sentence examples for representations at all from inspiring English sources

Mr Straw had taken an "exceptional step" in allowing them the opportunity to make representations at all.

A very different response would be to adopt a Platonist account of concepts, according to which they are not mental representations at all, but rather abstract objects akin to the objects of mathematical inquiry.

While this may be appropriate in the context of Lie algebras, in the more general setting of Sabinin algebras it is more convenient to use a different wording which does not mention representations at all.

There is no consensus, however, about just how functionalist theories should treat these "narrow" representational features (Block 1986; Loar 1987), and some philosophers have expressed skepticism about whether such features should be construed as representations at all (Fodor 1994; also see entry on Narrow Content).

Also, the BER measured for all representations at all IBO levels is computed at SNRAWGN of 5 dB and shown in Figure 4, where it is clear that the representations with minimal NLS adjusted to a particular IBO level lead to the best BER performance at that level.

He wrote and made representations at all levels on the subject, and became a leading voice once more advocating the creation of an international body to examine social and economic questions, much as he had done during his years with the League of Nations.

I don't see sound by artists as "representation" at all.

It wasn't an act of representation at all, and it certainly wasn't private.

Worse, a huge number of immigrants in New York have no representation at all.

"On occasion, some prisoners sentenced to death receive no post-conviction representation at all".

There was also significantly higher representation at all levels of management and clear indications of improved student attainment.