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Some representations lead to contradictory impressions.

Finally for the MT datasets, we see that the radial and piDAPH3 representations lead to non-random landscapes, with p-values approaching zero, across all targets.

For the data sets and representations used in this work, our results suggest that not all representations lead to non-random landscapes.

Different number representations lead to different complexity of the arithmetic units, thus different costs and performances of the resulting circuit design [4].

According to the theory of social thinking architecture, representations lead to attitudes that will be modeled based on a classified system (Rateau, 1999).

Using the SALI formalism to quantify the activity landscape and its activity cliffs, we have shown that some structure representations lead to activity landscapes that are indistinguishable from landscapes generated using random activity data and randomized similarity values.

Apple's representations led customers to believe they'd be denied a remedy for their faulty device because they used a third party repairer," said ACCC commissioner Sarah Court in a statement.

Results from a 2 (abstract (A) or contextualized (C) representation) × 2 (no guidance or guidance) design showed that without guidance, abstract representations led to better transfer than contextualized representations.

Moreover, the question of defining the criteria required for extracting good data representations leads to the question of what would constitute a good data representation that is effective for semantic indexing and/or data tagging.

Otherwise, it can be assumed that the overlapping motor cortex representations of upper extremity muscle representations leads to similar modifications in the corticomotoneuronal excitability, as shown for the DM [18, 31].

Conversely, predominance of these representations leads to the recognition of the falling red apple.