Sentence examples for same representations from inspiring English sources

As it was already mentioned previously, Mileva et al. tested some of the same representations earlier in [4].

Our method will avoid unnecessarily long procedure followed in [49] to obtain the same representations of and We will also obtain error inequalities.

So we use the same representations for human postures and human motions as in [31]: a limb orientation is represented using three parameters, without modeling self rotation of the limb around its axes, as shown in Figure 3b.

Most of these students used the physical branching pattern as their criterion compared phylogenetic representations for comparing trees, interpreting ladderized trees (only having primary branches) as representing different relationships than the same representations rotated so that they show hierarchical branching structures.

There were similar size costs for HH matches, providing evidence that the same representations are involved in visual and haptic object recognition.

Presumably, if communicating individuals share a motor repertoire, at the neural level the same representations are activated in actor and observer, allowing them to interpret each other's actions and the communicative intent behind those actions.

It is the height of absurdity for our gargantuan states to have the same representation as the lightly populated ones".

The United States, with four teams based there, will have the same representation as France in the Tour this year.

At about the same time last year, The New York Times headlined an article about Hillary Clinton's campaign for the Senate using that same representation of a verbal delay: "The Wonk, er, Woman Behind Mrs. Clinton".

In voting terms, this means that the 1.3 billion Chinese have the same representation as the combined royal families of Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, and Monaco, each of which currently has one I.O.C. member.

On Capitol Hill, Washington is represented solely by a nonvoting member of Congress -- a policy tantamount to racial disenfranchisement that blocks a majority of African-Americans in Washington from the same representation in Congress that the rest of America enjoys.