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The interface is capable of generating input files for several popular spin dynamics simulation packages.
For this reason we developed Nxtgen2plink.rb, a software capable of generating PLINK-compatible input files with phenotypic information on sequenced individuals and genotype calls at each site that was found to be variable in at least one of the sequenced individuals.
Many of the models contained some type of positive feedback structure, as well as nonlinearities capable of generating ultrasensitivity to the input.
We envision that an arbitrary external input subject to recognition can be encoded by a combination of chemical inputs capable of generating the engineered cellular response.
Given that the optical stimulation had completely bypassed the amygdala, this suggested that the hypothalamus must be capable of generating this defensive response without any input from the amygdala.
Obviously, this is a major improvement over existing approaches for the random generation of secondary structures of a given input size n (where the corresponding specific RNA sequence is not known, but only its length n), as those (sequence-independent) methods are only capable of generating structures uniformly at random for input size n.
The polarizing beam splitters are capable of generating two different wavefronts for two orthogonal input polarizations with extremely high efficiency up to 88%.
The true CPG pacemaker neurons are capable of generating intrinsic bursting rhythms in dependent of synaptic input.
Tools capable of generating uncertainty estimates with user-supplied variation in inputs were ranked as 2; remaining tools were ranked as 3.
The simplest LIF model without any modification is capable of generating constant and decreasing firing patterns in terms of input frequency.
In vitro co-cultures of cortical, striatal, pallidal, and subthalamic cells show that neurons in the GPe-STN circuits are indeed capable of generating oscillatory firing patterns in the absence in rhythmic inputs [26].
