Sentence examples for the real representation from inspiring English sources

So that's the real representation in the hippocampus.

Based on the derived explicit solution to the considered generalized Sylvester real matrix equation, a new approach is provided for obtaining the solutions to the generalized Sylvester quaternion j-conjugate matrix equation XB−AX^= CY using the real representation of a quaternion matrix.

But is the real representation going to be any easier to digest?

Therefore, these values should be considered coarse overestimates, and the real representation is likely to be even sparser.

Because we've already tested ourselves against the video of Daniel Pearl's beheading in 2002 – and should we have had any queasiness about the relation between the fictive and the real representations of this atrocity, there was a feature-length treatment of the sorry affair, directed by Michael Winterbottom and released in 2007.

"It was very exciting watching actors who sort of looked the parts that they were playing of the founding fathers do the first real representation for us of that historic happening," said Ivan Schwartz, the director of StudioEIS, a three-dimensional design and sculpture facility, which he founded with his brother, Elliot, 25 years ago.

The only real representation of an audience were three wire-service reporters who, according to the strict ground rules set by the Woods camp, were forbidden to ask questions.

The others are the analysis of the LQG algorithm and the state space real representation of complex modal reduced models for hybrid piezoelectric-active viscoelastic-passive vibration control which are presented for the first time.

Syria has become a wasteland, physically and emotionally, humanly forgotten yet constantly talked about in the news, a devastatingly real representation of the phrase "hell on earth".

Analysts fear that if the armed groups or parts of the population feel they have no real representation in the new government, the country could once again plunge into violence.

We, the People, deserve real representation in a congress too often beholden to large corporations.