Apart from the assumption that the consultation, with its various 'phases', is an orderly affair, these models tend to assume a structuralist orientation to language, that is, the talk shared between clinician and patient is assumed to represent particular meanings talk is simply representative of reality.
Ford and its tire suppliers were using the computer model, and Ford had made a decision that it would conduct at its test track in Arizona all of the real-world tests needed to make the computer model representative of reality, Mr. Tandy said.
As possible avenues for future work, we know that in order to be more representative of reality, restrictions on network topology changes between consecutive time-slots may be introduced.
Unlike cartoons and sitcoms, such shows are being suggested as representative of "reality".
It isn't meant to be representative of reality (though writer Charles Benton has said that it was inspired by his personal experience), and it revels in it.
Of course, this isn't actually representative of reality, but the imagined raver now looks more like Zac Efron in We Are Your Friends, than Danny Dyer in Human Traffic.
It isn't meant to be representative of reality (though writer Charles Benton has said that it was inspired by his personal experience) and it revels in it.
Nonetheless, they are truly in vivo studies where the practice settings are representative of reality.
Accordingly, the results achieved in these weight loss reality television shows are arguably not representative of reality at all.
They are, however, truly in vivo studies where the practice settings are representative of reality and often include a larger patient base.
Nonetheless, an agent's deliberative process is inherently discrete and using an event-based approach (as opposed to discrete time) eases the integration of agents interacting (when they should), which may be more representative of reality [ 19].
