Sentence examples for convolution pattern from inspiring English sources

The cerebellum was greatly reduced in size; its overall convolution pattern was retained, but the individual folia were shrunken.

For instance, the major cortical gyrification has developed sufficiently during gestation in the third trimester, and the cortical convolution patterns remain similar even after normal birth.

Intestinal convolution patterns posterior to the pyloric outlet were observed using a dissecting microscope and sketched and photographed from dorsal, ventral, left and right aspects.

In our experiments, motifs in Figures 8(a), 8(b), 8(c), 8(f), and 8(h) converged in two families with similar ESE signal signature but different convolution patterns supporting either 5' or 3' exonic ends.

And that's the convolution rule.

Because the imaging process of RBSR can be regarded as the convolution of antenna pattern function and discretized target vector, the signal model can be written as the following matrix form y = Ax + n (1).

It also permits to avoid any product of convolution of the pattern distribution in individual sequences.

If all mental representations can be characterized as patterns of firing in neural populations, abduction can be analyzed as the combination or "convolution" (Thagard) of patterns of neural activity from disjoint or overlapping patterns of activity (Thagard 2010).

The intensity profile is therefore a convolution between the Airy pattern of the point spread function (PSF) and the trajectory of the particle during the 10 ms acquisition time.

All of this occurs as a consequence of the mechanical instability produced by constrained expansion, leading to a pattern of convolutions that is remarkably similar in appearance to that seen in the adult human brain (see video above).

When these operations were performed, Kellogg was witness to "a strangely large brain, one with elaborate patterns of convolution such as were generally thought to be more or less unique to human beings".