Sentence examples for representations making from inspiring English sources

The distributed algorithm and model resources automatically generate RDF representations, making the linked data dynamic, and not relying on a single traditional triple storage.

For the hand-drawn representations, of the 84 students who completed this task, 6 students created two representations, making a total of 90.

Initially, emotional processing biases increase the activation of pre-conscious threat representations, making their intrusion into awareness more likely.

Nonetheless, one has to browse through different servers, which often have different formats and representations, making the comparison of the results extremely difficult.

Similarly, for adjacent dorsal regions, the shortest cortical distances are typically at corresponding eccentricity representations, making it difficult to dissociate eccentricity-related correlations from cortical (and volumetric) distance-based correlations.

"The secretary needs to honour the representations made," Prince said.

It also appears that the approval was granted based upon representations made by the tenants.

As Aaron Scharf describes it in "Art and Photography": "They contradicted almost all of the previous representations made by artists.

"We relied on representations made by Enron that it and its outside auditors had approved its transactions," Merrill said.

Ernst & Young's clean tax opinion, Mr. Kleinbard wrote, was based solely on representations made by Fairfax.

"It was a premise of the discussion at the time and was based on representations made by the tribe".