Sentence examples for that I representation from inspiring English sources

We find that (i) representation of a group in the committee is crucial for receiving a significant share, (ii) proposals are balanced only if both groups have veto power, (iii) negotiations often fail if the decision environment gives insufficient guidance on what an appropriate proposal is, and (iv) non-binding communication substantially reduces rejection rates and proposer shares.

On the Classical view, the cognitive mind is best understood on the model of a digital computer that (i) uses symbolic representations that have a combinatorial syntax and semantics, and (ii) manipulates these representations following structure-sensitive processing rules.

Each statistical quantifier incorporates a different probability distribution function, generating thus a representation that (i) sheds insight into just how each randomizing technique operates and also (ii) quantifies its effectiveness.

"It was obvious to me that I needed union representation," she says.

"I felt that I saw a representation of the Japanese view of life and death within this valley," he said.

For example, we can also say that I used a representation of a cat to represent the newspaper.

"Ultimately, my involvement with able-bodied sport and competition at the highest level has hopefully shown that I'm a representation of Paralympic sport across the board".

and that X i allows the representation begin{array}rcl@ X_{i}overset{d}mu_{i}+sigma a_{i} X_{0} end{array}.

The joint motion for a resolution that will be before the House is one that, I think, reflects representations that have been received on this occasion from all of the parliamentary committees.

Or is it how my brain encodes that representation of that chocolate-chip cookie?

It was not the representation that I have been hired to have for Marquette.