Sentence examples for representations of events from inspiring English sources

Vision and perception are shaped by one's individual experiences and knowledge: the mental representations of events.

Perception of parallel texts is reinforced by visual representations of events.

Each morwi follows a path in an event tree, a decision tree with representations of events as nodes (see Section 5).

According to the perceptual symbol systems (Barsalou, 1999), one's neural representations of events are based on brain states that were active in the past during the actual perception and interaction with the objects and events in the real world.

MTT can be understood as a fusion of episodic (Tulving, 1984) and prospective memories and is thought to necessitate high-level cognitive processes such as recursion and analogy that operate on the mental representations of events in time.

At the present time, the decision making process in a NPP is analyzed and developed by reactor operators, based on a set of instructions as well as flow charts to mitigate the consequences of a broad range of transients, accidents and multiple equipment failures, whose main characteristic is to be linear representations of events within a scenario.

The set of all the possible abstract representations of event e i is denoted as (boldsymbol {E^_{i}}).

Importantly, the specificity demonstrated by the control infants (and those in previous studies, e.g. Hayne et al., 2000), in tandem with the flexibility demonstrated by the experimental infants, argues against the suggestion that infants under the age of 2 years form only generalised or semantic representations of event sequences (Newcombe et al., 2012).

"What you've seen in our advertising so far isn't a factual representation of events".

Just as Humbert narrates Nabokov's novel, so does this adaptation focus on Humbert's representation of events.

Ms Prebble admits that hers is not an exact representation of events and that she has made changes for dramatic effect.