Our findings confirm a functional organization of auditory cortex in which higher stages of cortical processing integrate acoustical features extracted by lower levels of cortex into more complex representations [ 30].
Consciousness results from three mechanisms: representation by firing patterns in neural populations, binding of representations into more complex representations called semantic pointers, and competition among semantic pointers to capture the most important aspects of an organism's current state.
However, for the overvoltages that appear across the insulator strings, the representation of the grounding system by a simple resistance leads to results whose accuracy is similar to those obtained using more complex representations which consider the wideband behaviour.
The proposed framework could however easily be adapted to include more complex representations of the influencing factors and of the biological processes affected by them (e.g. different arms of immune response, reproduction).
Single point mutations can be expressed in single-letter standard format or through more complex representations.
Unless phylogenetic signal can be revealed by at least some approaches based on genome-wide comparisons, the conclusion seems imminent that this concept should be abandoned and replaced by a more complex representation of evolution.
In other words, to synthesize is in general to combine several representations into a single (more) complex representation, and to judge is specifically to combine concepts into a judgment — that is, to join a subject concept to a predicate concept by means of the copula, as in "the body is heavy" or "the house is four-sided".
Notice that more slack variables can be added to achieve a more complex representation of the measured flux uncertainty.
Taken together, the pan-cancer DMPs seem indicative of a more complex representation of the risk factors or disease biology.
These new methods produced a more complex representation that could account for both genealogy and horizontal transfer [ 13, 34, 36- 39].
