Sentence examples for dense connectivity from inspiring English sources

Based on known neuroanatomy, Wilson and Cowan assumed a random, dense connectivity between individual cells, allowing at least one connection between any two cells in the network.

Thus, we suggest that postponing distance-dependent elimination of SAC SAC connections until after eye-opening allows both the dense connectivity needed for wave propagation and the selective anti-parallel connectivity needed for direction selectivity.

This means that there are a few nodes that have dense connectivity, while majority of the nodes have a comparatively less number of connections.

This difference in average degree of cortical differentiation in different modules may partly explain their strong intra-modular connections since minimal structural type differences are associated with dense connectivity between areas (Fig.  10)—and ultimately the separation of corticocortical connections into modular subnetworks linking areas of different sensory and motor functions.

The gaggle of light rail users — including Arizona State University students, who use a line that connects its Tempe campus with the downtown campus — have given a small part of the city a new, dense connectivity that was more or less unheard of in the city two years ago.

When compared to the dense connectivity maps generated by probabilistic tractography, the method is computationally efficient and generates discrete geometric pathways that are simple to visualize and clinically useful.

We observe that the estimated absolute connection probabilities are different for both maps, but exhibit a similar structure: Recurrent within-layer connections are all nonzero with the densest connectivity in superficial layers.

For nodes in fixed locations, a jammer can select regions with heavier communication activity or denser connectivity to increase the probability that a random jamming pulse results in corrupting an on-going transmission.

In the case of the bistochastic filter, multiscale interactions were captured, but once again at a price of denser connectivity between nearby nodes (which itself conveys little additional information).

This threshold was chosen as it provided a compromise between very dense graph connectivity at lower thresholds and sparse connectivity at high cutoffs.

Modern network studies of the brain have demonstrated that healthy brains self-organize towards so-called "small-world networks" characterized by a combination of dense local connectivity and critical long-distance connections.