Sentence examples similar to representing choice from inspiring English sources

Roberts suggests that it's because conventionally-minded experts aren't in touch with the potential of technologies that are (a) new and (b) distributed, representing choices by millions of players as opposed to a few big corporations.

Bechtel and Richardson's Discovering Complexity (2010 [1993]) is organized around a flowchart representing choice-points in the discovery of a mechanism.

A choice frame consists of a set of alternatives Ω, a collection E of subsets of Ω (representing possible choice sets) and a function f E→2Ω (representing choices made).

They represented choice, innovation and the giddy optimism of the days before the bubble burst.

Three things really fascinate me about the new digital writing toolkit: the possibility of increased immersion in a story, the ability to represent choice, and the way the audience can influence the story.

Ulysses' decision problem is represented in tree (or extensive) form in Figure 1 (where the two boxes represent choice points for Ulysses).

The square represents choice, circles represent chance (probabilities) and triangles represent outcomes.

But these values represent choices to make, not tracks laid down by a western destiny.

The tradeoff curves generated by the model represented choices among sets of reserves that varied widely with regard to cost and distance.

These factors are all within our grasp and represent choices we can make to turn on the gene for neurogenesis.

While the difference between these captions may seem subtle to some, they represent choices about how to report the reality of war.