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People use representations to explain how we make sense of things on a daily basis.

Specifically, the test required interpretation and generation of speed versus time graphs and generating diagrammatic representations to explain motion in a constant acceleration field, such as gravity.

Indeed, the word priming literature seems to have abandoned accounts relying only on structural or abstract representations in favor of either instance-based accounts or hybrid accounts that postulate both instances and abstract representations to explain the variability of priming effects (e.g., [25], [26]).

In fact, we used the argument of schema-based representations to explain the preplay activity seen in the contiguous and disjunct conditions because of animals' recent similar experiences in the de novo condition.

Based on our findings as well as the principle of cation exchange, a schematic representation to explain the mode of action of CML T for application in removal or reduction in the toxicity of metals present in effluents has been presented in Fig. 10.

All of these findings can be explained from the perspective of a hierarchy of representations, with higher-order representations generating predictions about lower level representations, attempting to explain away the prediction error that is calculated at each level and transmitted through forward connections.

ILEs are often enriched with multiple external representations (MERs) to explain relevant scientific concepts and phenomenon.

Diagrams are graphic representations used to explain the relationships and connections between the parts it illustrates.

The novelty of this work arises from its simplicity and the multiple-scale representation view, to explain the emergence of tilt in Tile Illusions based on a DoG edge map of the visual stimulus, in which the scales of filters are determined based on the characteristics of the investigated pattern.

Thus, modeling the effect of memory as an unbiased but more variable version of a perceptual representation continues to explain part of the effect of memory.

Thus the model was designed to be the simplest representation able to explain plasma lactate kinetics (the "output"), with the measured plasma glucose values assumed to be known (the "input") (Supplementary Fig. 1).