Most theorists believe that there are mental states such as occurrent thoughts or judgments that are access-conscious (in whatever is the correct functionally-definable sense), but that are not phenomenally conscious.
Therefore it remains pivotal to define measures of protein similarity that are highly functionally relevant, and then to devise analysis techniques that draw correct functional inferences from them.
These contributions reflect our initial hypothesis of which dynamical properties may matter most for the correct function of the LP neuron in the circuit: The pattern of bursting, measured by the normalized SDF, is functionally most important.
Likewise, in a functionally correct alignment, residues having the same function need to be aligned, even if their similarity results from convergent evolution.
Ugly code that is functionally correct may still lose points.
In other words, programs need not only be functionally correct but must also deliver the highest possible performance.
Running on less reliable machines, functionally correct code becomes risky and one needs to know how risk propagates so as to mitigate it.
Any developer of discrete event systems knows that the most important quality of the final system is that it be functionally correct by exhibiting certain functionaL or qualitative properties decided upon as being important.
Functionally correct implementations of all four ciphers are realized, and results are compared against each other and previous results in terms of throughput, area, and throughput-to-area (TP/A) ratio.
This chapter will review some of the design trade-offs commonly made between power, speed and area to ensure the design is functionally correct, and also optimized in the manner the designer requires.
Exposure to several more sessions generally failed to alter the tamarins' discrimination, but caused marmosets to preferentially pick the functionally correct tools, attending to relevant featural dimensions (shape, material).
