Sentence examples for selective representation from inspiring English sources

The Bayesian variable selection models were also expected to be able to achieve such selective representation of the genotype data, but were not able to outperform the other models.

On Tuesday, when Conrad placed those tweets in context, much of Kimball's testimony was made to look like the result of cynically selective representation by the prosecution.

It considers slow-fading channels (the channel is constant over each frame) and the delay-sampled frequency selective representation, which is the combination of L flat fading taps.

Earlier studies indicated that controllers tend to maintain a selective representation of traffic flows based on a few salient traffic features that point out to interesting events (e.g., potential conflicts).

Second, their aim has been to establish the logical status of a system, rather than to explain its heuristic power, by testing the correctness and the expressive power of selective representation systems.

When OCE lawyers Wise and Ashmawy cannot find violations of rules, they invoke catchall phrases that, in the context of their deceitful and selective representation of the underlying facts, are meaningless.

We introduce a weakly-supervised framework for learning robust and selective representations from sets of transforming examples (orbit sets).

By definition, maps are selective representations.

Maps are, by definition, selective representations (Black 1997; Raffestin 2003), since they need to be limited to certain aspects to obtain a heuristic value.

Cold memories, for their part, are seen to be selective representations of the contextual and factual elements of the event, consciously and verbally accessible to the trauma survivor.

This number-selective representation has been previously associated with IPS (for reviews, see Dehaene et al. 2003; Cohen Kadosh et al. 2008).