SVIEs, as a natural and nontrivial extensions of SDEs, not only have their distinctive features (e.g., containing memories), but they also have interesting applications such as in stochastic control (see, e.g., [5, 6]).
Continue searching the world, and you'll find hidden houses containing memories more and more intimate.
Based on Emotional Processing Theory, hot memories are thought to be stored as sensory-perceptual representational networks, containing memories of stimuli in different modalities, together with cognitive and emotional states experienced during the event.
Their phone, called Identity, has a line of covers that are both decorated and contain memory chips.
These computerized graders contain memory banks of the anthropometric specifications required.
While Martin's work has managed to contain memory, story, nostalgia and emotion, the boxes' genius is their ability to burst their confines through whatever associations they evoke in a viewer.
The MIMO detector itself does not contain memory except the small program memory.
Her primary processing unit (which contained memory and I/O interface units) was about the size of a Humvee.
Furthermore, the information collected at the source node contains memory structure, according to the dynamics that governs the temporal behavior of the originator (or sensing target).
Recently, we demonstrated that peripheral blood and lymph nodes of CLL patients contained memory Th cells that were specific for endogenous CLL antigens and were able to interact with CLL cells in an antigen-dependent manner [58, 59].
