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Following that, a way to transform between synthetic canonical narrative (story) representations that appear in the product backlog and the traditionally separate hierarchical form of the trace structure of the product will be examined.
This is supported by research that has distinguished two types of visuospatial representations that appear to affect mathematical problem solving: pictorial representations, which describe the specific people, places, or objects in a problem, and schematic representations, which depict the spatial relations involved in a problem.
But, the effect of "hub" representation voxels that appear in the majority of representation equations should be avoided.
The reciprocity and representation relations that appear in our study constitute powerful theoretical tools in the assessment of the theory of seismic-sources mechanism, in the studies connected with seismic wave propagation.
That said, the many representations of Trump that appear on your covers — most recently, Barry Blitt's impossible-to-unsee riff on a very naked President — have become wearying.
Indeed, the representations of cells that appear adjacent in the screen display or printout need not even be in physically adjacent sections of RAM (though they might be).
Efficient quadrature formulae were developed supplying exact numerical values as well as convenient semi-analytical representation to the integrals that appear in the averaging process.
The dotted blue lines form the binary representation of the unit fractions that appear in the approximation of the requested amount.
On a finer scale we apply this mathematical apparatus to delineate affinities within one of the groups, North American birds, and examine biological implications of discontinuities that appear in structural representations of nucleotide sequence correlations.
Let (w_1,ldots,w_l) be the elements from (W_0) that appear in the representation of g as a product of elements (14).
On this view, states that appear to be present more accurately represent reality than states that appear to be past, but both in turn are less accurate representations than states that appear to be future.
