Sentence examples for stronger representations from inspiring English sources

Based on the aforementioned Hebbian principle, words that occur more frequently in the English language should have stronger representations and lower thresholds for activation.

The study of bigram effects in the functional neuroimaging literature has been motivated by the theory that familiar letter combinations (e.g., bigrams and trigrams) are represented in the brain, particularly in VWFA, with more frequently encountered combinations having stronger representations (Dehaene et al. 2005; Binder et al. 2006; Vinckier et al. 2007).

He has pressed for more new music and for a stronger representation of female and nonwhite composers and conductors.

Still, the longer-term trend of stronger representation on the nation's payrolls will most likely continue, economists say.

We need to re-evaluate how we can still deliver nugget-size communication goodies, but giving a stronger representation of the cause.

We all want the same results — stronger representation of underrepresented minorities at all levels within Twitter".

If the former, then they will merge into one, stronger representation, and unity will be attained in this way.

One of the main advances in SAT is generalizing SAT solvers to handle stronger representation of constraints.

Similarly, in quadrant B, we also observe an even contribution from a wide range, with a stronger representation from the bacteroides genus.

FOA and matching template show a stronger representation of 'L' than of 'T'.

With the current vogue for health economic arguments, one would have expected a stronger representation in the literature.