Sentence examples for representations that they from inspiring English sources

At one time, the rankings may have offered a true portrait of the state of the industry, but today the league tables are so skewed by fanciful representations that they can no longer be trusted.

Second, the symbolic representations generated by learners can be analogous to canonical representations that they will encounter in other contexts.

Critical cartographers, critical GIS scholars, and feminist geographers have all critically examined these technologies and representations that they enable to create.

During mathematics instruction, teachers often make connections between different representations of mathematical information, and they sometimes use gestures to refer to the representations that they link.

During mathematics instruction, teachers often make links between different representations of mathematical information, and they sometimes use gestures to refer to the representations that they link.

As he puts it: "There are things given to us as objects of our senses existing outside us, yet we know nothing of them as they may be in themselves, but are acquainted only with their appearances, i.e., with the representations that they produce in us because they affect our senses.

"Feelings" accompany representations that, as they rise, become continuously more "effective" (SW VI: 59).

Further, some inferior temporal visual cortex neurons respond with view-invariant object representations, in that they respond selectively to some objects or faces independently of view using a sparse distributed representation (Hasselmo et al. 1989; Booth and Rolls 1998; Logothetis et al. 1995; Rolls 2012a; Rolls and Treves 2011).

As primary metaphors are subconscious mental representations that are highly automated, they should be robustly available to people with differing levels of cognitive ability.

Violent video games, in short, are not representations that deserve First Amendment protection; they are acts with harmful consequences and children deserve to be protected from them.

Here it is of less importance whether the symbolic representations are based on some presumed logical semantics for language, or some theory of mental representation as long as they are representations that can be reasoned with.