Sentence examples for the existing representations from inspiring English sources

If her achievement was, as McEwan puts it, "to make politics matter, both for those who loved her and those who opposed her", then there is a feeling among those interested in her creatively that most of the existing representations of her are merely provisional, faint outlines of a portrait still waiting to be completed.

According to the ELU model [ 41], language understanding proceeds rapidly and smoothly under optimal listening conditions, facilitated by an episodic buffer which matches phonological information in the incoming speech stream with the existing representations stored in long-term memory.

This existing spatial representation, perhaps in the form of a motor or image schema, can then be mapped to the novel task in a way that may hone the existing representation.

However, the existing representation of this information shows an inconsistent pattern, incomplete capability aspects, and casual expression forms, resulting in information silos among different systems.

In theory, this work utilizes the aspects of a well-defined SWRO network synthesis problem that has already been introduced in previous work, and builds on the existing representation by incorporating a number of fundamental aspects that facilitate boron removal in the system.

Furthermore, official EU auditing statistics are employed to (i) greatly improve the existing representation of agricultural support payments in the GTAP benchmark data and (ii) implement a detailed contemporary CAP baseline for member states to capture both the decoupled/coupled split of support payments and the distribution of support across both 'pillars'pillars

In this report, we provide an informal mechanism using the existing Pathway Tools framework to integrate protein and metabolite sub-cellular localization data with the existing representation of the nucleotide-sugar metabolic pathways in a prototype PGDB for Populus trichocarpa.

Following that model, to ensure the efficient and non-interfering storage of both newer and already existing representations in CA3, the encoding mechanism in the DG must be adapted depending on the respective statistical properties of the given spatial context.

These findings support the proposition that beliefs about a land use are shaped within the social context of shared place meanings in a way that promotes existing representations of the rural landscape.

Systematic patterns of difference between the observed characteristics of these parameters and their IRI representations are identified for eventual corrections to their existing representations in the IRI model.

In this paper we have undertaken a study of these parameters over the Brazilian equatorial sites, Sao Luis (2.33S, 44.2W, dip angle: −0.5°, declination angle: 21W°) and the low latitude site, Cachoeira Paulista (22.6°S, 315°E; dip angle: −32°) in comparison with their existing representations in the IRI.