The phrase "activate output" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, programming, or any situation where you need to enable or trigger a result or response.
Example: "To see the results of your calculations, you need to activate output in the software settings."
Alternatives: "enable output" or "turn on output".
There is a special class of neural network layer called a 'convolutional layer' that was first proposed in 1982.10 The convolutional layers consist of neurons grouped into filters that convolve the input data to produce activated outputs.
Thus, only when input promoters one AND two are active can the T7 RNA polymerase be produced and can activate the output promoter.
In contrast, small, prey-sized objects moving across the zebrafish's field of vision at a prey-like speed activate the output neurons very well.
As leptin is thought to activate sympathetic output to brown adipose tissue, we measured gene expression for uncoupling protein, UCP-1.
For instance, it was argued in [ 22] that the biological notion of 'signaling specificity' corresponds to two related yet distinct metrics: (1) the ability of pathways to preferentially activate their own output (output specificity); (2) the ability of pathways to preferentially respond to their own input (input fidelity).
It only suggests that if these processes are activated, their output remains under the threshold of consciousness.
In the simplest logic gate, one input parent species activates an output species, designated by an arrow between the two (Fig. 1A).
This distinct action of leptin is achieved by activating sympathetic output from the brain to increase nonshivering, adaptive thermogenesis by brown adipose tissue (Cannon and Nedergaard, 2004; Scarpace and Matheny, 1998; Trayhurn et al., 1977).
A potential solution to this problem is to add a step in the network expansion procedure: after introducing complementary nodes for all nodes with direct inhibitory effects, we enumerate all activating input-output paths with inhibitory edges separated by more than one activating edge and introduce the complementary nodes necessary for the maintenance of these paths in the extended network.
