Sentence examples for representations found from inspiring English sources

Of the few small ivory figurines to have survived from pharaonic times, two royal representations found in the Early Dynastic temple at Abydos are outstanding.

Farah, the journalist Rageh Omar and the rapper K'naan go some way in creating a positive image, but young Somalis' sense of identity seems more powerfully formed by the persistently negative representations found in the media.

Later, the imbrication of politics and psychiatry may be studied by way of the parallel evolutions of psychiatry and of the successive political regimes of the 19th century, and also through some expressions of clinical psychiatry itself, as may be seen by the presence of the political in the mental representations found in some forms of delusion.

This can be seen in representations found in excavations of the fortress of Dunadd, which combine Pictish and Irish elements.

This shows that motor signals are involved in the formation of sensory representations found in biology.

Our parietal module encodes stimuli in a retinotopic manner, similar for example to those representations found in monkey inferior parietal sulcus in the lateral intraparietal region [28].

Because conformity to the social order had precedence over allegiance to the state, the idea of representation found expression not so much in political institutions as in caste and village assemblies.

The Gurob model, which dates between the mid-13th and mid-11th centuries BCE, is the most complete three-dimensional evidence we have for this important vessel type, as well as the only polychromatic representation found to date.

Without the diversity of representation found in roleplaying games, players would be unable to participate in the potentially fruitful criticism of stereotypes and the ability to interact with players and characters different from themselves.

A recent report from Forté Foundation, a consortium of businesses and business schools dedicated to improving gender representation, found that member schools averaged 38percentt women in MBA programs.

In it, the artist explores her recent discovery of the power and representation found in the reverse side of the embroideries.