Sentence examples for a simple paradigm from inspiring English sources

This LJ assisted synthesize of LMO perovskite presented here enlighten a simple paradigm for fabricating high energy electrochemical storage devices.

Proposed principles are tested in an experiment involving human subjects and virtual agents, based on a simple paradigm in imaginary virtual world.

Neuroscientific knowledge of sensory receptor activity also shows that sensory experience does not serve the naturalist well as a "simple paradigm case" of an intentional relation between representation and world.

Compared with the classical kernel ridge regression (KRR), the algorithm under consideration does not require the kernel to be positive semi-definite and hence provides a simple paradigm for designing indefinite kernel methods.

This leads to a simple paradigm for determining the two unknowns of the model (the membrane permeability and degradation rate constant) from systemic absorption data; it is shown that the membrane permeability constant can alternatively be estimated by independent in vitro measurements.

A simple paradigm would assume that chronic autoimmune diseases, which depend on long-lived and highly-differentiated lymphocytes, are a high energy-consuming state susceptible to metabolic manipulations.

It is, therefore, worth examining the extent to which a simpler paradigm might be used to distinguish PD patients from healthy participants.

A simpler paradigm is offered by analogous results in flies and mice, in which a monomolecular pheromone can activate identified sensory neurons in both sexes (Kurtovic et al., 2007; Haga et al., 2010).

"Collective Impact" poses a fairly simple paradigm: Small groups working under the rubric of a common cause directed by an organizing entity can achieve social reform at the scale necessary to make a difference.

The findings of this study suggest that even with a very simple paradigm such as the delayed-response task, one must carefully consider the components of working memory in relation to brain activation patterns if we are to understand potential individual differences.

In the future, Smc/ParB/ parS structures could serve as a relatively simple paradigm for chromosome organization by the more intricately regulated cohesin and condensin complexes in eukaryotes.