Sentence examples for analog patterns from inspiring English sources

These two observations led us to the design of the BN Network 2 (BNN-2), a pulse-coupled neural network that exhibits associative memory of multiple analog patterns.

The CM module incorporates a chaotic system and a novel Chaotic Differential Peaks Keying (CDPK) modulation scheme to generate analog patterns corresponding to the input digital bits.

To go back to histological findings cHL and NLPHL both show a similar mixed cellular background of non neoplastic bystander cells which most likely provide the tumor cells of both entities with an analog pattern of paracrine stimuli.

The authors' system consists of several modules, all of which are entirely non-symbolic and operate by exchanging streams of purely analog activation patterns — just like those recorded from biological brains.

Our finding of greater persistence with latanoprost monotherapy than with travoprost-Z monotherapy contrasts with results of retrospective claims database analyses of prostaglandin analog treatment patterns [ 34- 36].

So a skeptic employing EADP will have to appeal to the analogs of Pattern 2 and Pattern 3 type cases in order to save the principle from this modified Dretske-like counterexample.

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Several of these analogs displayed cytotoxicity patterns well-correlated with the natural product and differences in activity of ∼103 across the various cell lines.

In respect of the detection methodology, structural analogs often exhibit patterns of collision-induced dissociation (CID) and retention times comparable with those of well-established stimulants.

All women received dienogest (2 mg once daily, orally) and changes in pelvic pain (on a visual analog scale), bleeding pattern, adverse events and laboratory parameters were evaluated during and after treatment.

As it has been suspected that genes in multicellular organisms have too many expression constraints to achieve an analog codon choice pattern for the whole genome or for most of the expressed genes [ 17], we hypothesize that translational selection is more pronounced in human genes that are expressed ubiquitously and consistently in most or all tissues.