Sentence examples for emergence of decisions from inspiring English sources
► We simulate emergence of decisions to speak and act in a model of the human brain.
One crucial question in the emergence of decisions to act is about where such decisions come from.
Solely on the basis of Hebbian learning, cortical connectivity, activation spreading and neuronal noise, our model reproduces and explains the dynamics and cortical topography of the neural processes underlying the spontaneous emergence of decisions to speak and perform manual action.
Along either of these two lines, it will be argued here, the emergence of directive decision devices presages a perhaps seismic shift in the balance of practical power from people to computer apparatus.
Again, the emergence of robust decision making as a result of population growth can be explained by the effective reduction of noise intensity as the system size increases.
During the emergence of contemporary bioethics, decisions to forego life-sustaining treatments were often framed by doctors, lawyers and the public at large in terms of well-worn distinctions between ordinary vs. extraordinary treatments, actions vs. omissions, and killing vs. letting die.
The neural mechanisms underlying the spontaneous, stimulus-independent emergence of intentions and decisions to act are poorly understood.
Therefore, activity accumulation in cores explains why and how spontaneous ignition of DNAs comes about and thus provides a candidate mechanism for the emergence of intentions and decisions to act.
He hailed the emergence of a new decision-making body at the EU's inner core, made up of leaders from the 16 euro-zone countries.
A phased emergence of iterative planning, decision-making, and action execution is foundational to many other wayfinding models (Garling, Book, & Lindberg, 1984).
Crowdsourcing Next year, says Reinier Evers of Amsterdam's Trendwatching.com, will see the re-emergence of group decision-making power as organisations of all kinds try to harness the wisdom of crowds.
