Sentence examples for representations related from inspiring English sources
Viewing a word will automatically evoke verbal representations related to its component letters and phonemes.
Third, we recognize the fact that any abstract event model should extend to representations related to human understanding of events.
One fact is that for a given transfer function matrix, there exist infinite number of state space representations related by a similarity transform.
The goal hence is not to provide a valid definition of domestication but rather to examine the representations related to it.
When we describe sounds to others in our daily lives, onomatopoeic representations related to the actual acoustic properties of the sounds they represent are often used.
The extent to which an identity and the representations related to it are shared within a group will thus also derive from the purpose they are serving and how significant it is for the group (Breakwell 1993).
The responses such as "able to find relations," "chain of representations," "relate better," and "time and frequency domains go hand-in-hand" supported this claim.
T HE contract should address everything that goes along with the house and everything that doesn't," he said, adding that while the form contract often contains representations relating to the fixtures, appliances and personal property that will remain in the house, the clause is quite broad and should be tailored to the understanding of the parties.
The syntactic and semantic views of theories, after all, were not just accounts of how our abstract scientific representations relate to the world.
We used the SPM software's default settings for the MVB analyses, with nine greedy search steps and size of successive subdivisions set at 0.5 to test for evidence of sparse representations relating to knowledge of landmark location.
C. 50 BCE - c. 1 BCE Hortensia, (flourished 1st century bc), daughter of the Roman orator Quintus Hortensius, known for her speech against the taxation of women without representation, related by the 1st-century-ad Roman historian Valerius Maximus and by the 2nd-century Greek historian Appian (Civil Wars).
