Sentence examples for sort of representation from inspiring English sources

This "species" is some sort of representation of the object sensed.

Now my heart (I use this only as a shorthand, a sort of representation) is whole again — richer, fuller.

If Scotland becomes effectively a self-ruling country, what sort of representation should it have in the national Parliament?

However, data in practice is always measured in some sort of representation, which may not be natural for hyperdimensional computing.

"It's amazing for one school, let alone a small one, to have that sort of representation," said David Leavy, a spokesman for Discovery Communications.

The union was barred from holding an election for another year, but VW didn't want to wait that long to institute some sort of representation in Chattanooga.

Will this also lead to some kind of change in the sort of representations of women that we see on television?

It distinguishes two sorts of representation, theories in the science base and bridging representations needed to map from real world behaviour to basic theory and from theory back to the real world.

Tye (1995) requires that the representation be nonconceptual and "poised," though he also argues that visual representations of color would differ from other sorts of representations in being accompanied by further representational differences.

(3) Conceptual role semantics seems more plausible for logical connectives than for other sorts of representations.

Another line of thinking about fictions is concerned with the question of what sorts of representations in science ought to be regarded as fictional.