Sentence examples for terms of representations from inspiring English sources

Paglia said that modern girl squads could be pivotal in overcoming the obstacles still faced by women in Hollywood, in terms of representations and the gender pay gap, but said it was essential they did not simply become a "cozy, cliquish retreat from romantic fiascoes" whose focus was solely on socialising.

This target concept needs also to be expressed in terms of representations one already possesses.

Higher-order cognitive theories maintain that phenomenal consciousness can be reductively explained in terms of representations (either experiences or beliefs) that are higher-order.

In terms of representations, we expect PTs to start with concrete contexts to conduct verbal reasoning (e.g., drawing diagrams and reason upon the problem situation).

First, we work out the precise relation between the Cuntz algebra O2 and our 2-adic ring C⁎-algebra in terms of representations.

So, like Spinoza, Leibniz will have to provide a theory of consciousness in terms of representations, and, perhaps unlike Spinoza, he will have to demonstrate how this theory allows for transitions from conscious to non-conscious states.

There's also an issue in terms of representation.

"Hispanics have fared even worse than African-Americans in terms of representation," said Mr. Brooks, of Lifetime.

In terms of representation, the picture – special seasons excepted – is patchy.

"Not just on taxes, schools and roads and the important business of state government, but also in terms of representation for a decade in Congress".

It begins with work from the 1990s, when Ms. Neshat, in particular, began "breaking boundaries" in terms of representation, Ms. Gresh said.