Sentence examples for some of the representations from inspiring English sources
"We believe some of the representations made by Ford regarding the CVPI are false," the attorney general's office said.
Some of the representations are inspired by advances in neuroscience and are loosely based on interpretation of information processing and communication patterns in a nervous system, such as neural coding which attempts to define a relationship between the stimulus and the neuronal responses and the relationship among the electrical activities of the neurons in the brain [3, 4].
Some of the representations in the model include these antibody (Fab) fragments.
Also, some of the representations are not reversible and do not take into account the sequence structure.
However, given Spinoza's representational account of mind, the only two features that stand out as candidates for explaining consciousness are some features of the representations themselves (their complexity) or the causal efficacy of the ideas (their power).
It can be seen under this condition that more volleys contain neurons representing (unique) features of both categories firing in synchrony and that there is some fragmentation of the representations (for example in the last two transforms).
Earl GREY felt bound to state, that the principle of the measure proposed by ministers was the principle of reform, and was founded on the necessity, in the present state and feelings of the country, of some reformation of the representation of the people in parliament being made.
In the 1870s, it began to occur to people that by capturing these still moments you could in fact correct some of the false representations of movement previously held by painters and sculptors.
What kind of situated knowledge could be learned from some of the possible representations of an architectural design composition is discussed.
As it was already mentioned previously, Mileva et al. tested some of the same representations earlier in [4].
His storylines are some of the first representations of the Internet in British television.
