Sentence examples for representations with which from inspiring English sources

In the case of mediate reproduction, on the other hand, a representation reenters consciousness not from its own power, but through the aid of representations with which it is somehow connected.

In early stages of a design task, design support tools need to provide hands-on representations with which a designer can easily perform trial-and-error and examine the whole as well as parts of the whole, allowing the designer to represent any levels of preciseness, as he/she likes.

While correlations between gamma oscillations and various cognitive and pathological brain states are well established, the proposed computational roles of gamma oscillations have been difficult to reconcile with rate-coded representations with which they co-exist.

This article proposed an innovative spectro-temporal EEG signal representation with which salient features were extracted for semi-automated characterization of Alzheimer's disease (AD).

"Will it fit in the pocket of my skinny jeans?" "How will it sit in my small hands?" "Can it double as a cheeseboard?" These valid questions are hard to answer without a tangible representation with which to test.

One might try to explain linguistic meaning directly in terms of the contents of mental representations, perhaps by thinking of language processing as pairing linguistic expressions with mental representations; one could then think of the meaning of the relevant expression for that individual as being inherited from the content of the mental representation with which it is paired.

In the final opinion, right around where the footnote got cut, the court adopted the view that the ultimate "decision to include or exclude" an otherwise ineligible group "involves choices about the nature of representation with which we have been shown no constitutionally founded reason to interfere".

The numerical intersection computations introduce challenges relating to the accuracy of the resulting representation, efficiency with which the computation is carried out, and robustness of the result to small variations in geometry.

In both cases, we achieved very accurate representations with MDPSS, which makes these bases suitable for CS approaches of swallowing accelerometry signals.

Yet such was John's scrupulousness and his readiness to give fair representation to causes with which he disagreed that few could be found to traduce the political editor of what some Tories delighted in calling the Bolshevik Broadcasting Corporation.

First, a new structural representation is proposed, with which the complete topological information of a parallel mechanism can be represented by a string convenient for computer processing.