Sentence examples for brain implements from inspiring English sources

Cognitive neuroscientists study how the brain implements particular cognitive processes such as perception, learning, and decision-making.

Here, we investigate how the brain implements these learning processes simultaneously, and what determines the relative contribution of each system during decision-making.

We review recent progress in understanding how the brain implements such multi-step decisions and briefly examine how they might be realized in models of primate cortex.

Some doubt that the brain implements anything resembling digital computation, i.e., computation over discrete configurations of digits (Piccinini and Bahar 2013).

Instead, we argue that our results specify constraints on the underlying mechanisms that the brain implements when determining how colors correspond to objects in color-coding systems.

This was hypothesized to be a mechanism by which the brain implements modification of Tit-for-tat so as to prevent occasional defections for informational probing from unravelling cooperation permanently.

In fact, the dopamine neurons in the brain implement a form of TD learning.

Some adherents of CTM do deny that the brain runs an associative network (see, e.g., Gallistel and King 2009, who appear to deny that there is any scientific level of explanation that association is intimately involved in), but they do so on separate empirical grounds and not because of any logical inconsistency with an associative brain implementing a classical mind.

We next explored the neuronal underpinnings of freezing behavior, contributing to the understanding of how different animals, with different bodies and brains, implement this seemingly simple behavior.

Against this background, Glimcher and colleagues could investigate the way in which monkeys' brains implemented the tracking of NE.

SRZ conceived the idea of using semiparametric approach to study gene expression patterns in the honey bee brains, implemented the approach and was the leader in drafting the manuscript.