Sentence examples for term representation from inspiring English sources

Term representation methods as computable and semantic tools have been widely applied in social network analysis.

Dale Leifeste's two botanical digital prints are clever, focused and pure, while David Humphrey's "Sno, Tree" (2003) boldly stretches the term "representation".

The approach is illustrated on a simple, paradigmatic calculus of web crawlers, which can be understood as a term representation of a simple class of graphs.

In consequence, both the analytical and numerical efforts can be reduced associated with the difficult problems of the singularity removal and especially the free term representation, thus the resulting algorithm can be greatly simplified.

Repraesentantēs or repraesentantia; I will continue to use the more customary term, "representation".

Wundt reserves the term, representation, for compounds of sensations, and does not consider sensations themselves to be representations (cf. PP II: 3, nn. 1, 2).

A simple RDF schema allows us to deal with different term representations of a concept and to resolve all aliases of the same concept.

We observed a tight correlation between the GO term representations of all UG and UG with RAD clusters and polymorphisms, except for an apparent over- and underrepresentation of GO terms for UG with InDels.

Differences between distributions of shortest paths were assessed with the Mann–Whitney U-test and GO term representations evaluated with the Onto-Express tool (Khatri et al, 2007), taking as a reference the protein set of the giant network component.

In this study, the long-term representation of a typical year was assessed by comparing it to a 55-year actual weather data set.

Future research on variations in the protective effect of forests due to natural dynamics or management may allow for a more long-term representation of risk.