Sentence examples for representations of status from inspiring English sources

It is proposed that the need for writers to manipulate representations of status by readers overrides the competing need to present content explicitly.

Some of the collage works use the dome of cathedrals to speak to the ways in which even architecture is a representation of status symbols.

This suggests that the neural representations of social status and physical position might be linked in chimpanzees.

However, if they do not match, the conflict between the neural representations of social status and physical position slows down the response.

The system will subsequently update the representation of the status of environmental impacts by comparing field values and standard values, as shown in Figure 10(a).

We believe that real-time representation of the status of the entire emergency department and each patient within it through information visualizations will better support clinical decision-making in-the-moment and provide for rapid intervention to improve ED flow.

"Hillary Clinton is more a representation of the status quo when I think about politics or about what it means to be a Democrat," he said.

In switching his 2016 loyalties, Bamberg said that Clinton was "more a representation of the status quo," while Sanders is "bold" and "not afraid to call things as they are".

Other interesting metabolites in the methionine cycle include S-adenosyl methionine (SAM) and S-adenosylhomocysteine (SAH), as their ratio is a representation of methylation status, and both markers have been associated with cardiovascular abnormalities more strongly than homocysteine itself [33] [35].

The second ('signal fusion') uses a combination of advanced signal processing methods to 'integrate' multiple vital signs, to develop a global representation of patient status.

The horizontal axis is a simple representation of economic status, and therefore poverty, expressed as US$ per person per year, on a national average basis.