Sentence examples for autonomous input from inspiring English sources

Each comprised the three ROI as reciprocally (forward and backward) connected regions and GSW event blocks considered as autonomous input to each of the three regions, one at a time a) GSW as autonomous input on the thalamus (Model A), b) GSW as autonomous input on vmPFC (Model B), c) GSW as autonomous input on the precuneus (Model C).

This finding became more evident at the group and population level so that the evidence in favour of model C (GSW as autonomous input to precuneus) was significantly higher than for models A (GSW as autonomous input to thalamus) and B (GSW as autonomous input to vmPFC).

Three dynamic causal models were constructed: GSW was modelled as autonomous input to the thalamus (model A), ventromedial prefrontal cortex (model B), and precuneus (model C).

Bayesian model comparison revealed Model C (GSW as autonomous input to precuneus), to be the best in 5 patients while model A prevailed in two cases.

An important conceptual aspect of DCM for neuroimaging pertains to how experimental or known effects enter the model and cause neuronal responses; designed experimental inputs may elicit responses through direct influences on specific anatomical nodes (driving or autonomous inputs), or they may affect the system by inducing changes in coupling among brain areas (modulatory inputs).

Multisensor perception has an important role in robotics and autonomous systems, providing inputs for critical functions including obstacle detection and localization.

ANNs can be autonomous and learn by input from outside "teachers" or even self-teaching from written in rules [6].

There are buttons to command the drone to take off or land itself, or you can input an autonomous flight path.

We consider the design of a model predictive guidance controller in a cascaded control scheme for an autonomous kite with significant input delay.

Even if there are indeed such special modules devoted to reasoning about obligation and entitlement, as posited by evolutionary psychologists, the question is how much they explain, and whether they really exclude significant input from autonomous moral reasoning.

Leeches could be ideal blue-prints for designing flexible soft robots which are modular, multi-functional, fault-tolerant, easy to control, capable for navigating using optical, mechanical and chemical sensorial inputs, have autonomous inter-segmental coordination and adaptive decision-making.