Sentence examples for representations or not from inspiring English sources

The fact that they did suggests that regular forms activate rule processing mechanisms independently of whether they have full-form representations or not, contrary to what has been argued previously (e.g., Clahsen et al., 2004; Marcus et al., 1995; Pinker, 1999b).

The tea parties were all over the place in their complaints they could not even agree about whether they were protesting taxation against representation or not.

To illustrate the balance between over- and under-representation of binding sites across gene clusters we next take advantage of the continuous range of Z scores, instead of only treating them as binary classifiers (over-representation or not).

Set the battery percentage to either a numeric representation or not.

Note that this argument and the predecessors Fodor articulated in his previous writings and especially in his (1975) are entirely general, applicable to any hypothesis that identifies concepts with mental representations whether or not these representations belong to a LOT.

In the processes of acquisition, encoding and decoding, as well as information storage, spatial cognitive maps undergo a series of distortions that make these mental representations inaccurate or not fully corresponding to reality.

The remainder of students generated alternative representations or did not attempt a representation.

And so, it seems that Spinoza needs an account of consciousness that does not extend to every mental representation (or, at the very least, not to the same degree).

The judgments will be carefully scrutinised by the CCRC, which has 30 similar applications from Northern Ireland involving disputed admissions of criminal acts by juveniles who had no legal representation or were not accompanied by an adult during police questioning.

Fig. 1 Proportion of governments that use approach I, II or III methods for land representation, or have not included this information in their national communications (IPCC 2003, 2006) (a).

However, it is impossible to judge by observation (i) if a particular SMILES representation is canonical or not and (ii) if it is, which canonicalization algorithm, out of many possible ones, was employed.