Sentence examples for represented a sentence from inspiring English sources

The system's suggestion was considered truly relevant if it represented a sentence confirmed by the curator to be a correct answer.

Using each DR as a feature, we can represent a sentence s as a binary vector v s, where v s ( i ) = 1, if R i ∈ T s, 0, otherwise, (9).

When we represent a sentence like 'Quine is a philosopher' in a standard formal language as 'P q),' we absorb the entire expression 'is a philosopher' into the predicate 'P'.

"Marriage represented a prison sentence before," Ms. Daigneault said.

I wanted to tell this story because, until I became schizophrenic, the word represented a death sentence in my mind.

Systemic infections or major traumatic injuries that are routinely managed in modern critical care units would have represented a death sentence a century ago.

Through this teaching, the learners understood the following things: (1) a problem was composed of two existence sentences and one relational sentence; (2) a sentence represented a story type and a relation among sentences, and there was a required sentence order based on the specific story type; and (3) a numerical formula was needed to represent the story type and find the answer.

Zhang Kai, a lawyer who represented a passenger sentenced to three years in prison for slapping a train conductor, described the ministry as a "monster left over from the planned economy era" that resists reform or challenges to its authority.

Perhaps, then, my total evidence is the infinite intersection of all these propositions, although this is still not obvious — and it is not something that can be represented by a sentence in one of Carnap's languages, which is finite in length.

The present location of the cup is represented as a sentence in its database of facts alongside those representing innumerable other features of the ongoing situation, such as the ambient temperature, the configuration of its arms, the current date, the colour of the tea-pot, and so on.

But it's also a return to the themes that preoccupied him as a young, black gay man in Los Angeles in the early '90s: Rodney King's beating by L.A. police, the subsequent riots and some of the worst moments in the AIDS epidemic, in the days when contracting HIV represented a probable death sentence.