Simply put, neural activities are the basis of the bottom-up approach, while symbolic descriptions are the basis of the top-down approach.
I began to hoard the contents, doling them out on a case-by-case basis, terrified of reaching the bottom of the tin.
This paper focuses on the deepwater Driller's Method, developing an advanced simulator to predict the standpipe and choke pressures in deepwater horizontal well killing on the basis of "dynamic" bottom hole pressure.
The inherent availability (AI) objective of ITER has been defined on the basis of a bottom-up approach and using the results of reliability, availability maintainability and inspectability (RAMI) analyses.
Crucially, the winner-take-all mechanism, postulated to be at the basis of (bottom-up) attentional selection processes, can also be realized via the cortical activity regulation mechanism, which is independently motivated by the need for functional stability (Braitenberg, 1978; Wickens, 1993; Fuster, 1995).
Figure 6 shows a plot of mean annual precipitation for each sample and F det. Mean annual precipitation was estimated on the basis of the ages of the top and bottom of each sample and the precipitation record from Tsuruga observatory (20 km NE of Lake Suigetsu; Fig. 1b) [obtained from Japan Meteorological Agency, http://www.data.jma.go.jp/gmd/risk/obsdl/index.php].
Because of this, hospitals were ranked according to the Hospital Report Research Collaborative method into three categories (top, neutral, bottom) on the basis of the overall mean for all hospitals, and the 95% CI calculated for a normal distribution.
In the past, it was at the bottom: judges worked on the basis of the "reasonable needs" of the poorer half (in practice, usually the wife).
On the basis of the Moss Burstein theory, the donor electrons occupy states at the bottom of the conduction band in heavily doped semiconductor.
The 112 non-disease-associated genes (bottom right cell) form the basis of the newly reported disease-associated genes [see Additional file 2].
