Sentence examples for representations supported from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the main contribution of our article is an analysis of the different image representations supported by a more detailed and systematical evaluation methodology.

In this way, the newly introduced geometric description automatically inherits any pre-existing CAD tools, and it can interact in a natural way with the other geometric representations supported by the CAD system.

We found that our mobile learning experience and its external representations supported the following: (a) engagement in deep learning in the natural setting as evidenced by coordinating decisions with photographic evidence; (2) use of procedural or tactical strategies to approach the problem; and (3) use of real-time decision making strategies about tree life cycles.

These representations support adjacency queries between vertices and faces in constant time.

The use of visual representations supports both the understanding of the design ideas and the usability of the authoring tool.

Not only do these representations support comparisons of magnitude, they have also been shown to support approximate addition and subtraction in babies as young as 9-months-old.

In conjunction with CMV, focus + context representations support efficient EDA by preserving the context of the more complete overview of the data during zooming and panning operations.

Fanizzi et al. [11] introduced the DL-FOIL system that is adapted to concept learning for DL representations supporting the OWL DL language.

Abstract representations support students' learning of powerful mathematical ideas; yet, these representations are often distant from students' personal experiences and thus may be learned in the form of inert knowledge.

Such hierarchical representations support a useful filtering operation, called "zooming-out", which is used to manage the level of detail presented to the user designing or reasoning about a large and complex system.

View-dependent representations support the primary mechanism of place recognition in animals: a view-matching 'snapshot' system.