Sentence examples for successive representations from inspiring English sources

The objective phenomena represented by these successive representations, however, can be represented as either successive or as simultaneous — I represent the positions of the boat as successive, but the parts of the house as simultaneous.

"However, despite repeated representations, successive senior prosecutors have ignored or dismissed our representations," Mr Schwarz said.

According to Levelt, Roelofs, and Meyer (1999) speakers generate the phonological and phonetic representations of successive syllables of a word in sequence and only begin to speak after having fully planned at least one complete phonological word.

Speech comprehension, for example, likely involves the successive elaboration of myriad representations (of various types: phonological, lexical, syntactic, etc). of the stimulus, but of these only the final product the representation of the meaning of what was said is consciously available (at best).

Kawasaki and Watanabe (2007) showed in a very elegant way that the gamma-band increase in the frontal and parietal regions is associated with manipulation of visual mental representations, particularly successive ones, thus the increase in gamma-band may reflect higher demands on the frontal and parietal regions upon manipulation (Kawasaki and Watanabe 2007).

There is a trade-off between a temporally flat representation that can often confuse the user and a chronological representation with successive states visualized, where the temporal context might be lost.

We argue that the alternative of a continuous list representation of successive days would offer several advantages such as faster calendar search, a more natural linear view of time, a scrollable and zoomable interface and better scalability for devices of different size.

Nussinov introduced the use of randomizations of the placement of SCs along coding regions to estimate the statistical over-/under-representation across successive codons of di- and tri-nucleotide motifs, a randomization that does not allow the base composition, the amino acid content and sequence, and the SC usage to affect the estimates.