Sentence examples for by classical models of from inspiring English sources
In the framework of pre-lexical phonological representations and lexical word form representations sketched by classical models of spoken word recognition, the facilitation effect exerted by syllable prosody might have at least two origins.
While there is an excess of ligands and their receptors on the same human chromosome, this cannot be accounted for by classical models of non-random gene order, as the linkage of ligands/receptors is no closer than expected by chance.
These structural changes were related to the ultrasonic welding process variables by combining classical models of frictional heating and grain growth.
The central nervous system (CNS) depressant activity of C. diffusa was evaluated by the classical models of depression as open field, hole cross, forced swimming, tail suspension, and thiopental sodium induced sleeping time tests in mice.
In particular, the clustering kinetic process has been interpreted by classical models involving surface diffusion-limited ripening of three-dimensional clusters on a substrate.
Such pattern can hardly be captured by classical models.
These results suggest that the type of stress experienced by LEW and SHR strains exposed to cat odor is different from that elicited by exposure to classical models of anxiety such as the elevated plus-maze, black/white box and open-field tests.
Table 1 Classical models of particle growth by mass diffusion in a binary system.
By contrast, connectionists often complain that there are no good classical models of learning.
In this aspect our model differs fundamentally from classical models of clinal speciation, in which selection and isolation by distance reinforce each other [ 7, 52, 58, 73].
