Sentence examples for encoding that information from inspiring English sources
So from all this, we can tell that those patterns of PFC activity are somehow holding the information in our working memory, and/or actually encoding that information.
The task for philosophers of language now is the thorny task of figuring out what pragmatic properties of natural language do encode that information.
Such repetitions are more likely to be misread by DNA-sequencing machines, leading to errors when reading the information back.The team's solution was to translate the binary computer information into ternary (a system that uses three numerals: 0, 1 and 2) and then encode that information into the DNA.
The so-called cooperative maximum ratio combining (CMRC) scheme is similar to DF with the difference that the relay estimates its received SNR and encodes that information so that the destination learns the receive SNR at the relay.
How is the synaptic transmission of information in hippocampal neurons affected by novelty and reward signaling in a way that encodes that information into memory?
Finally, we introduce the encoding that incorporates information from HTSs against multiple targets.
The bio-inspired image processing methods also have a tendency to use an information encoding that provides for optimum information storage and query, as done in mnemonic structures like hippocampus.
It is the specific sequence of these bases that encodes the information contained in the gene and that is ultimately translated into a final product, a molecule of protein or in some cases a molecule of RNA.
All double-stranded DNA viruses consist of a single large molecule, whereas most double-stranded RNA viruses have segmented genomes, with each segment usually representing a single gene that encodes the information for synthesizing a single protein.
The worlds in the outermost core encode the information that the agent thinks is publicly shared.
The probability distributions p u for each node in G represent the statistical generative model that encodes the information about which sequences are more or less likely.
