Sentence examples for representations can be found from inspiring English sources

Comparable representations can be found in contemporary vase paintings, perhaps under his influence.

Details on the mathematical formulation of the auditory cortical representations can be found in [34, 35].

Such representations can be found in popular media, as well as in educational materials and museums (MacDonald 2010).

This suggests that if appropriate representations can be found, further reductions can be made in the number of variables required to represent tropospheric chemistry.

The general theory of Hopf bifurcation in the presence of symmetry as well as the results of these bifurcations for a number of groups Γ and their irreducible representations can be found in [21, 22].

More specifically, visual representations can be found for: (a) phenomena that are not observable with the eye (i.e., microscopic or macroscopic); (b) phenomena that do not exist as visual representations but can be translated as such (i.e., sound); and (c) in experimental settings to provide visual data representations (i.e., graphs presenting velocity of moving objects).

The encoding information of the representation can be found in MPD.

An early, though critical, discussion of the problem of descriptive representation can be found in Pitkin (1967).

Most of the literature on body representation can be found in patient studies (Schilder, 1935; Lhermitte, 1942; Cole and Paillard, 1995, Schwoebel and Coslett, 2005; Sirigu et al. 1991).

Further criticisms against the notion of representation can be found in the most radical versions of the more recent embodied approach (Thelen and Smith, 1994; Turvey and Carello, 1995; van Gelder, 1995; Gallagher, 2008).

Obtaining the same basis representation, despite the varied settings, suggests that a parsimonious system representation can be found at data domain (symbol level) which is the cause of the observed behavior.