Sentence examples for theme representation from inspiring English sources

Rasiwasia Vasconcelos [34] introduced a low-dimensional semantic theme representation that correlates well with human scene understanding, achieving near state-of-the-art performance for scene categorization with low training complexity.

Illustrative quotes are provided to aid transparency of categorisation and theme representation (see Additional file 1: Core Theme: Service Cultures and Additional file 2: Core Theme: Communication and Working Practices).

The theme of representation is also found in Kenyan photographer Mimi Cherono Ng'ok's sensitive scenes of people, animals, and landscapes from across the continent.

She saw the track's theme as representation of "finding that thing in the world that makes you truly happy," and felt that the song was in line with the album's theme of "finding beauty in imperfections".

In order to provide an in-depth account, the current article focuses on the two themes; illness representation and beliefs about medical and surgical control of pain.

The second show, "Contemporary Reconfigurations," took up the theme of empowered representation by showing contemporary artists who are not bowed by the weight of the ethnographic tradition but, instead, raid it and complicate it for their own creative agendas.

The theme of illness representation included a series of subthemes all of which described beliefs about key aspect of the illness and are described below.

Paintings and illustrations – many of which were of women's faces – were meant to engage with themes of "femininity, representation and power".

I had thought, from seeing her photographs piecemeal over the years, that it advanced stepwise in the theme of self-representation, but seeing it gathered together in one glorious batch reveals it to be the evocation of a break, of a crack in the mirror.

This study identifies three primary themes within the representation of farmers and agriculture in this context: farmers as landowners, farmers struggling economically, and farmers as environmental stewards.

In the current article, the themes of illness representation and beliefs about medical and surgical control of pain are explored.