Sentence examples for changes of representation from inspiring English sources
Such fast transformations are useful in many contexts in physics and engineering, where changes of representation from a piece wise polynomial basis to a Fourier basis.
Motor learning results in changes of movement representation in primary motor cortex (M1) a process involving long-term potentiation (LTP).
We performed chronic optical imaging repeatedly twice or three times for 12 among 35 goggle-reared kittens to see the recovery or consolidation of altered orientation maps, and for 15 among 23 normally reared kittens to see the age-dependent changes of orientation representation bias.
This allows a change of backend representation format at later date without changing client interface.
He singlehandedly changed the possibilities of representation by depicting the people he knew and saw: black mothers and fathers, sons and daughters, uncles, aunties, and cousins.
Much has changed in terms of representation and body image over the years, and while we can only hope to see more diversity, it certainly shows in these images.
The system's functional diagram in Fig. 2 presents information flow and changes of medical data representation.
LGM approach provides more flexibility in the analysis of change and complex representation of change process compared to traditional ANOVA approach for the analysis of repeated measure over time [ 36, 37].
This increase is transient, and is parallel to the changes in representation of hindpaw in the layer IV of the somatosensory cortex.
While the horizontal vertical anisotropy may appear to add undue complexity to the question of how attention changes representations of visual space, these results show that different effects of attention along the horizontal and vertical meridians can be isolated by analyzing parameters that tease apart the underlying spatial metric.
Campaigners are calling on the university to address curriculum change and low levels of representation of black and minority ethnic students.
