Sentence examples similar to represented by modality from inspiring English sources

According to recent embodied cognition theories, mental concepts are represented by modality-specific sensory-motor systems.

Scanning electron microscopy has also been used to examine apoptotic cells, with their characteristic rounded-up phenotype well represented by this imaging modality (Wyllie et al. 1980; Germain et al. 2007).

As we have seen, neither the dense, compact, closed city nor the dispersion, isolation, privacy of the high technology bucolic idyll, nor even the alleged fair medium, represented by the new modalities of the garden city, will save us.

The belief and information acquisition operators are respectively represented by KD45 and KD normal modalities, whereas trust is denoted by a modal operator with minimal semantics.

Unlike English, BH does not possess a rich set of auxiliary verbs to express degrees of probability; however, Gianto (Gianto 1998) points out that the imperfect form of the verb may express various degrees of certainty, as represented by the four subtypes of epistemic modality he distinguishes (from more to less certain): declarative, assertive, assumptive and dubitative.

This trade-off can change rapidly across trials according to the sensory modalities involved, suggesting that it is represented by neural population codes rather than implemented by slow neuronal mechanisms such as gradual changes in synaptic weights.

The network also presents the modalities of interaction, interpreted as boundary objects, represented by blue diamonds, that connect actors with the KTO1: market, ideas competition, business plan, S&T infrastructures, innovation, R&D and IPR.

A recent trend for image search is to fuse the two basic modalities of Web images, i.e., textual features (usually represented by keywords) and visual features for retrieval.

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Howard was represented by David Falk.

Charles Stewart was represented by John Dunning and James Wallace.