Sentence examples for split representations from inspiring English sources

On hand are the totems and bracelets of the great Haida artist Charles Edenshaw (1839-1920), who in the 1880's encouraged his people to translate the split representations of animal and human faces from their totem poles to bracelets made of thin, repousé silver and gold as a means of supporting themselves.

Splitting representation with attorneys during the course of the trial, as Roof is proposing, is even more rare.

The same sequence alignment were ran in SplitsTree version 4 [ 32] using Median Network [ 33] with a convex hull splits representation.

The split channel representations and merges as well as the P4 and α-tubulin profiles obtained by scanning the lines indicated by the orange arrows show that the two stress treatments induced relocalization of capsid protein P4 from inclusions onto microtubules.

We think a strength of this model is its direct depiction of evolutionary events allowing historical inferences rather than phenetic approaches (such as split-graphs representations or clustering genomes by genome content etc ).

It even has split-council representation: two Labour, one Conservative.

QsarDB splits the representation of a data set between multiple files and data formats.

SBGN splits the representation of a biological network into three different levels (the process definition, the entity relationship and the activity flow language).

The one-complement of this matrix (e.g. a matrix with values scored as 1 - relative frequencies of each clans in PQs) was taken as an estimate of LGTs, and a splits-graph representation [ 50] was used to visualise any conflicts in the phylogenetic forest.

These results are important because they demonstrate that the central nervous system, under certain conditions, when faced with two equally probable locations of a seen limb, can "split" the limb representation in two, making people experience a supernumerary limb as being part of their own body.

Especially the subscales representing the psychosocial function "mental representation", split into the domains "emotional" (part of Discontinuity; 1.3) and "cognitive" (part of Incoherence; 2.3), showed a different pattern compared to the other subscales.