On a minimal definition of the notion of representation, a body representation is an internal structure that has the function to track the state of the body and encode it, that can misrepresent it and that can be decoupled from it.
Although we and others [ 36] have previously used the Burstiness Index (BI) developed by Wagenaar and co-workers [ 70] for this purpose, in the course of preliminary experiments we found that this measure can misrepresent the degree of network synchrony under some circumstances.
This work shows how the model of a flame at rest can misrepresent the generation of entropy waves, and how it leads to paradoxical results concerning the conservation of mass and volume flow rates across the flame.
You can misrepresent yourself online?
But in the same way museum exhibitions dedicated to one artist can distort the collective, network-based nature of art history, exhibitions based on a single patron's collection can misrepresent the career of the artists in them.
And it is only such hostility that can misrepresent as rank bigotry the right of religious groups, affirmed by the Civil Rights Act and a unanimous Supreme Court, to define their own character through religion-based hiring decisions.
We now know that George Bush can misrepresent his reasons for war, celebrate victory while the seeds of defeat were being planted, refuse to question war plans that revealed gross strategic and tactical blunders, kill uncountable numbers of people, and set back the goals of American foreign policy for decades - and never feel a twinge of resource.
Therefore, we investigate whether the change in the instrument response can misrepresent the subsurface velocity change.
In particular, they don't appreciate that beliefs can misrepresent reality.
Omitting these factors can misrepresent disease risk, while understanding their effects on malaria dynamics can inform control policy.
