The capability of complex self-organizing CR networks to intelligently reason about the environment is subject to the representation of the knowledge that the radio has about its environment.
Britain would be subject to regulation without representation, the very relationship that led the North American colonies to break away from Britain over 200 years ago.
"They've long felt they've been subject to taxation without representation and a local government that is not representative or answerable to them".
Tone and puff were non-overlapping and separated by a 250 ms interval, thus requiring the subject to maintain a representation or 'trace' of the tone (CS) in order to associate it with the puff (US).
In the absence of increased taxation, this tension will be administered at local (area health board) level and will therefore be subject to local political representation and hospital pharmaceutical regulatory committees.
After ensuring the content validity of the Portuguese version of SEPS, we looked at whether the assessed construct is subject to appropriate behavioral representation, checking if the two factors that are defined theoretically can be replicated with the empirical data from our sample.
Yorck writes: "The relation of self to feeling is more immediate" than the subject's relation to representation (ST, p. 99).
These features are subjected to artistic representations, scientific inquiry, infrastructural engineering, and landscape design with little awareness of the act that brought them into being.
Finally, the participants had to remember incidents from their past, and memories are subjected to incorrect representations or lapses.
"Legal aid remains available to help families prepare for an inquest and pay for representation, subject to means and merits tests".
This finding shows that amusics do not exhibit less precise mid-point estimations than normals, which suggests they are not subject to a degraded spatial representation in comparison to normal controls.
