Sentence examples for distributed theories from inspiring English sources

The present findings support distributed theories of conscious processing and open up the possibility of an automatic detection of conscious states, which may be particularly important for the diagnosis of awake but noncommunicating patients.

There is an emerging view that experimentation into behavior based on cognitive abilities will be advanced by greater attention to distributed theories of cognition and those that allow for the generation of testable hypotheses across disciplines [7].

Historical and some contemporary theories emphasize that conceptualization stems from the joint action of modality-specific association cortices (the "distributed" theory) [ 4, 5] reflecting our accumulated verbal, motor, and sensory experiences.

This paper adopted distributed cognition theories to analyze the underlying implications of such failures because these theories have the power to examine the relationship between human operators and artifacts in a system.

In this paper, it is argued that there are fundamental computational and empirical challenges that have not yet been addressed by distributed connectionist theories that are readily accommodated within localist approaches.

Since the goods were randomly distributed, neoclassical theory predicts that there should have been much more trading than there actually was.

This model is based on the distributed parameters theory.

The authors in [67] addressed cooperative spectrum sensing using distributed detection theory.

The application of distributed systems theory to the implementation of industrial control systems is one of the best options to develop simple, scalable and physically distributed control systems.

An elastic-plastic crack model is developed for anisotropic crystalline materials exhibiting elastic-perfect plastic behavior, using the continuously distributed dislocation theory (CDDT).

Assuming that the localized sensing variables are sent to the FU, the dominant fusion model has its origins in the distributed detection theory: the parallel fusion technique [23] combines the observations to improve the detection performance.