Sentence examples for representations of place from inspiring English sources

Instead of collecting real maps, she compiled more than 350 works that deal with representations of place: Maya Lin's Baltic birch plywood sculpture of the Caspian Sea, Ruth Watson's globe made of animal tissue (with Antarctica done in brains), Vik Muniz's six continents forged from old computer parts.

After providing contextual background to the Fukushima disaster and to GSV in northeast Japan, the article reviews existing literature on the application of GSV for environmental auditing and also raises social science concerns around digital representations of place.

Historical geography of both preHispanic and colonial landscapes and spatial patterns has been active, and there is a growing interest in modern technological methods as well as perceptions and representations of place and space.

However, we also used RSA models to directly test for articulatory feature representations (representations of place and manner of articulation) as well as representations of phonemic units and syllable structure (CV vs. VC).

The now-famous "Jennifer Aniston" neuron supports a widely held hypothesis that specific brain cells in this region encode discrete representations of places, people, and objects.

As part of this survey, the article examines how and why representations of places as homelands are frequently gendered – as fatherland and/or motherland.

In some business areas there is the need to use representations of places or buildings in order to provide visual informations.

The proposed framework combines nonlinear dimensionality reduction, nonlinear regression under noise, and Bayesian learning to create consistent probabilistic representations of places from images.

This study includes an evaluation of the methods used to present subjects with representations of places and attempts to bridge the gap between existing empirical evidence that uses slides as presentation stimuli to the proposed method of presenting 360° panoramas.

We argue that the current focus on spatial aberrations has limited the development of public health surveillance by excluding a more explicit geographical understanding and representation of place.

The representation of place has been linked to the hippocampus, because its principal neurons ('place cells') are spatially responsive; behavioral experiments also implicate this structure in the processing of contextual stimuli.