Sentence examples for representations towards from inspiring English sources

To investigated the Greek social representations towards harmful factors of health.

It aimed at recognizing their representations towards the school environment they are about to enter.

The study compares attitudes and social representations towards disabled children among children that have contact and non- contact experiences The participants were 80 children, aged 9-12 years, divided in two groups balanced for gender and age.

The source of change in all these cases lies in individual participants' cognition and perception, which act in similar ways across people to drive cultural representations towards similar end-points, in line with the notion of cultural attraction.

In fact, minimal levels of acetylcholine, which are reached during SWS have been considered to facilitate sleep associated memory reactivations in hippocampal networks and resultant redistribution of representations towards extrahippocampal networks (Gais and Born, 2004; Hasselmo, 2006; Rasch et al., 2009).

This results from the tendency of this kind of representation towards two party systems.

There is disproportionate representation towards academic centers in the eastern portion of the United States.

MNS elicited a displacement of the center of gravity for the thumb movement representation towards the other finger representations within S1.

Experiments on place classification and place recognition are reported in order to demonstrate the applicability of such a representation towards understanding space and thereby performing spatial cognition.

Overall, the proposed optimization framework could be used to integrate various types of material and energy supply chain operations using a unified modeling representation towards the more efficient management of such interdependent networks under techno-economic and environmental aspects.

These results indicate that MNS leads to an expansion of the thumb representation towards other finger representations within S1, a form of plasticity that may underlie the influence of SS on motor cortical function, possibly supporting beneficial effects on motor control.