Sentence examples for representations of elements from inspiring English sources

"I really cannot remember at what point the monkeys became representations of elements of the Last Supper," Ofili told an interviewer.

In many ways, even her most abstract paintings are diagrams and abstractions from ideas - not wholly abstract, more representations of elements of an unseen world, and of invisible forces.

According to our best cognitive science of action, motor schemata are internal models or representations of elements of activity that agents develop over time, and that agents learn over time to sequence in various ways.

It is, in fact, a different representation of elements for clearer observation of pollution hot-spots.

This paper discusses the representation of elements of realist ontologies by the syntactical categories of an ontology description language, namely the Extended Hierarchical Censored Production Rule (EHCPRs) framework.

The SH representation of elements of M, with the truncation at degree LSV, is considered to be that of a finite-dimensioned subspace of M. Its dimension is given by NSV (= LSV LSV + 2)).

Investment in both (a) representation of elements of biodiversity (e.g. species, habitats) and (b) wilderness conservation is not only complementary but important for the long-term persistence of biodiversity.

All tracks are based on a representation of elements as mathematical objects, consisting of points, segments, functions and variants of these [see Gundersen et al. (2011) for an in-depth discussion].

Gene ontology analysis indicated significant over-representation of elements involved in cell cycle and mitosis II (Additional file 6: Table S6), suggesting that the 2-cell embryos reprogrammed its cell cycle regulation from that of an arrested state to an active mode of cell division through changes of gene expression.

Tensors are multi-dimensional representations of data elements with at least one extra dimension as compared to matrices.

Frames is a functional analytic tool to obtain representations of the elements in a Hilbert space as a (typically infinite) superposition of building blocks.