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Furthermore, while a dense connection density is required for the second layer if it is homogeneous, this is not true if the second layer is inhomogeneous.

Staring into this unique abyss, you feel a deep awareness of the collective unconscious, a dense connection to all human experience, an acute sense of being alive, awake.

Later, a dense connective tissue barrier develops and lymphatic connections with the surrounding dermis are progressively reduced.

Area OP1 was more like a somatosensory integrator for multimodal stimuli and activated in a wide range of somatosensory tasks (Mazzola et al. 2012), while area OP4 may play a role in sensory-motor integration processes with dense connection to the premotor cortex (Eickhoff et al. 2010).

More specifically, areas of a lower type appeared to possess a larger number of sparse and intermediate projections added to a backbone of dense connections which remains uniform across areas of all structural types (Fig.  8).

Our earlier efforts to document the cortical connections of the ventral premotor cortex (PMv) revealed dense connections with a field rostral and lateral to PMv, an area we called the frontal rostral field (FR).

As a result, generated modules have dense connections within the module and sparse connections to other modules.

With microwave irradiation, an enhanced conjugate with a more quinoid structure of PANi could be found; a smaller diameter and denser connection morphology together with a higher molecular weight and narrower PDI could be realized, showing a better thermal stability.

It is also becoming increasingly recognized that, given their dense connections with the cortex, they are involved in a variety of neural networks subserving complex cognitive and behavioural functions (Middleton and Strick, 2000).

This paper develops an approach to lumping based on the presence of sparse and dense connections between species through elementary reactions.

Community structure is a common feature of many networks: Communities can be qualitatively defined as subgraphs with dense connections within themselves and sparser ones between them.