Sentence examples for representations in support from inspiring English sources

This talk will discuss some of the speech tasks that listeners face, and the evidence that listeners use different representations in support of these tasks.

A Tower Hamlets council spokesperson said: "The council has, to date, received 25 objections and no representations in support to the planning proposals for the property at 66-68 Bell Lane.

A public consultation on proposals for a stadium at Dales Manor Business Park in Sawston resulted in 133 objections and 58 representations in support, district councillor for the area, David Bard said.

All these advantages were achieved without affecting the computability of the regulatory requirement representations in supporting automated compliance checking.

It proposes that the effectiveness of multiple representations can best be understood by considering three fundamental aspects of learning: the design parameters that are unique to learning with multiple representations; the functions that multiple representations serve in supporting learning and the cognitive tasks that must be undertaken by a learner interacting with multiple representations.

He has stood with gay teachers fighting for representation in classrooms, supported union workers and traveled the world as a human rights advocate.

These results indicated that the proposed spatial representations are effective in supporting network community formation.

Jane Hutt, Deputy Minister and Chief Whip, says the Welsh Government supports the Plaid Cymru motion, and will continue to make representations to the UK government in support of the WASPI campaign.

The party also calls on the Welsh Government to make representations to the UK government in support of the WASPI campaign, and calls on the Counsel General Jeremy Miles to "consider what action the Welsh Government could take in relation to the expected litigation against the Department for Work and Pensions for the alleged mishandling of raising the state pension age for women born in the 1950s".

The teacher and students reinterpreted structural features of the representations in the game to support these understandings and subsequently used these structural features to reconcile their intuitive understandings when discussing the game in terms of formal Newtonian definitions of relationships.

These dissociated results between dorsal and ventral areas for signal-in-noise and feature tasks suggest distinct contributions to perception: left parietal cortex may be critically involved in external noise filtering, whereas feature representations in ventral LO may support fine discriminations.