Of course, besides their pure representation also reasoning about actions is important, since representation and reasoning with these representations are deemed to be closely connected within KR (which is sometime also called KR&R, knowledge representation & reasoning).
Thus, since "representation" just means the generation and maintenance of the presented picture, the concept of representation, as such, contains neither the notion of striving, nor of any activity directed beyond itself (PsW: 134 5).
Since MIDI representations do not contain these features, diversity of retrieved musical pieces will decrease and users cannot evaluate the mood difference of the pieces if we use only musical signals which are synthesized from MIDI representations.
Time-consuming molecular alignments can be omitted (in most cases) and since numerical representations can be conveniently stored in a database, the screening of very large conformer databases becomes feasible.
Towards achieving artificial intelligence in providing improved image searches, practitioners should move beyond just the textual relationships of images, especially since textual representations of images are not always available in massive image collection repositories.
Second, since different representations of the structural fragments can reveal different features of the local structures, finding better way of structure representation could dramatically improve fold recognition.
Since these representations form the W2V model, distributionally similar words are given similar vector representations.
Since prenatal representations are found to be related to postnatal representations and postnatal parent-infant interaction, it is important that the quality of prenatal representations and its consequences are also further investigated [ 14, 17, 21].
From ballot to web Cath Elliott In 1928, women were granted equal voting rights with men: it had been 10 years since the Representation of the People Act first enabled them to take their place at the ballot box, but during those years, while men over 21 could vote, women had to wait until they were 30.
In 1928, women were granted equal voting rights with men: it had been a full 10 years since the Representation of the People Act first enabled them to take their place at the ballot box, but during those years, while men over 21 could vote, women had to wait until they were 30 before they could be entrusted with something so precious.
