Sentence examples for representations which may from inspiring English sources

The survey also shows that many QRV applications use simplified representations, which may be considered simplifications of the SGM here proposed.

Genetic information may not fit patients' illness representations, which may reduce the chances of risk-reducing behavior changes.

According to the causal (semantic) account, the computer just underwent a causal process (a manipulation of representations), which may be given a computational description and hence counts as computing some function g(i), where g≠f.

These mental sentences might mean what they do in virtue of the meanings of primitive mental representations (which may or may not mean what they do in virtue of a causal theory of meaning) and the way in which those primitive mental representations are put together.

In consequence of which, the said point, as it is above p295 designated, shall remain in common, without altering its nature; nevertheless reserving to us the power, whenever the case may require it, of granting the said commons to the inhabitants established and who may establish, and this on the representations which may be made to us by the commandants and sub‑delegates at the said place.

It is thus possible that the effects we obtained reflect the processing and integration of human action sound features into distinctive representations, which may relate to a mechanism toward attaining a sense of meaningfulness to the listener.

However, data in practice is always measured in some sort of representation, which may not be natural for hyperdimensional computing.

The results reveal that if "friendly" is diversely interpreted in terms of car shapes, "sportive" denotes a very conventional representation which may be a limitation for shape renewal.

They don't necessarily leave the party together (this is not a singles bar), but they get an excursion into Latin love, or its representation, which may be more satisfying.

In particular, this transform could be used with large and arbitrary dictionaries, so that we may define an over-complete representation which may define an efficient sparse spike coding scheme in arbitrary multi-layered architectures.

A limitation of this study is the lack of minority representation which may reduce the generalizability of these results.