Sentence examples for representations only from inspiring English sources

Dr Peter Byrne, director of public education for the Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCP) believes that attitudes towards ECT are informed by such cultural representations: "Only one mainstream film, Fear Strikes Out, (1959) portrays it positively," he says.

How, then, does a seller answer the question "Are there or have there ever been fuel storage tanks above or below the ground on the property?" As a practical matter, Mr. Pierro said, sellers can make representations only on things about which they have actual knowledge.

Sometimes it feels as if we have been brought back not just to a time before modern entertainment but to a time before art -- a time in which reality was just more real, a time without images and ideas and representations, only actual events.

All of these representations only provide us with different sufficient conditions.

At this point in his argumentation, Schopenhauer has established only that among his many ideas, or representations, only one of them (viz., the [complex] representation of his body) has this special double-aspected quality.

Indeed, this finding raises a fundamental question: can stable representations only be encoded with stable neural activity, or, its corollary, is every change in activity a sign of change in stimulus representation?

The Extended Kalman Filter [19] adjusts the state relationships of non-linear representations but only for differentiable functions.

In contrast, he said, the Western model of government guarantees representation only to candidates who are chosen by the majority.

Women's groups, in particular, sought more equitable representation: only 19 of the 230 parliamentary seats were held by women.

Commissioned by the university, the review proposes that ULU be replaced with a London-wide union of students in higher education that covers representation only.

It wasn't just that they weren't being properly paid for their labour, they also were sick of their lack of political representation: only nine women had ever won seats in parliament.