Sentence examples for connection density from inspiring English sources

Two copies of the resulting network are connected with connection density (k^{-2}).

Another principal distinction between the C. elegans nervous system and the brains of higher organisms such as human beings, is the relative high connectivity in the former (the connection density

Additionally in the corticobasal ganglia connectivity analysis increases were seen in connection density in connections to the anterior and posterior cingulate.

Even the most advanced supercomputers, with hundreds or even thousands of connected microprocessors, cannot match the compactness or connection density of the human brain.Two new chip-making techniques being developed at Irvine Sensors Corporation (ISC) in Costa Mesa, California, could be significant steps in the long-running effort to make more brain-like computers.

The DTI network was a binary graph comprising a single connected cluster of 401 nodes with a connection density of 14.8% (edge-wise probability of false positive error P < 0.01, FDR corrected).

Four scalar indexes were calculated to describe the functional connectivity of neuronal population: averaged connection strength (mGC), connection density (D), clustering coefficient (C) and path length (L).

Our findings suggest that 'global efficiency of communication' among brain regions is under genetic control (h2 lambda=42%), irrespectively of the total number of brain connections (connectivity density).

The team discovered that filling TSVs droplet-by-droplet with an ultraviolet-light-curable polymer insulates against detrimental thermal expansion for dramatically improved connection densities.

We found that simulated data can be used with confidence to model graph measures of global network organization at different dynamic states and highlight the sensitive dependence of the solutions obtained in simulated data on the specified connection densities.

Here we estimate the heritability of five widely used graph theoretical metrics (mean clustering coefficient, modularity (Q), rich-club coefficient (ϕnorm), global efficiency, small-worldness over a range of connection densities (k = 5 25%) in a large cohort of twins (N = 592, 84 MZ and 89 DZ twin pairs, 246 single twins, age 23 ± 2.5).

The resulting network consists of nodes representing small areas of white matter gray matter (WGM) interface, and weighted edges that capture long distance connection densities between these areas.