Sentence examples for representing content from inspiring English sources
The proposal for the "Google tax" had been supported by organizations representing content creators and other copyright owners, which noted that revenue from taxes on television advertising revenue was used to support film and television production in France.
An article on CBS News.comon Wednesday stated, "CBS Corporation, which owns CBS News.com is a member of the Copyright Alliance — an industry group representing content producers that supports SOPA and PIPA".
The old design was more spread out and filled with tiles representing content rather than the content itself.
The next issue is when comparing different RIA technologies, the argument is often made that they are all equally poor with representing content and data in context for search engines to easily understand.
To be sure, in this early work, Pfänder still classifies meaning something as a kind of presentation (Vorstellung): roughly, to mean something is to present a (representing) content that symbolically refers to another (represented) content that itself is not present in sensation, whereby the two contents are in a similarity or depictive relation (1900, 25ff, cf. also Fischer 1905).
However, S3DB alone does not address the issue of representing content in a form that makes sense for domain experts.
By introducing a vector q e representing contents of alloying element e in each material, C MP can be converted to ({mathbf{C}}_{text{MP}}^{e}) representing contents of alloying element e in products.
What differs between Impressions is, e.g., whether the content they represent resembles other represented content.
To be conscious such a represented content must also be Attended (the A aspect of AIR).
'Harbour' represents content with low motion level but a lot of spatial details, and 'ice' content with high motion but low spatial activity level.
Based on an analysis of the curriculum of science teachers from 12 universities in the 2001 academic year, 37%–51% of their total credits represented content knowledge (Silpabanlaeng 2005).
