It shows: this is her second prose novel, but she continues to play with form, rhythm and double meanings, especially in chapters narrated by Barry, an excitable, self-taught know-it-all.
Who seems excitable, self-assured, angry, depressed and why?
Paradoxically, his Hamlet is quickened back to life only by the Ghost; and the overwhelming impression is of a man who, in putting on an "antic disposition", reveals his true, nervously excitable, mercurial self.
Also, we compared the behavior of excitable CS with self-pulsing and stable CSs by using of suitable values for system parameters and then we designed logical gates (AND, OR) with excitable CSs in the CSL.
In fact, the studied network, a network formed by electrically connected Hindmarsh-Rose neurons [18], can have simultaneously self-excitable and non-self-excitable channels.
The conditions on the eigenvalues depend on whether the network is constructed in order to possess communication channels that are either self-excitable or non-self-excitable (see definition in Sec. Methods).
Self-excitable [maximizing Eq. (7)] or non-self-excitable [maximizing Eq. (8)] (see definition of self-excitability in Sec. Methods).
The star points to the value of <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0003479.e041.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/>, when c1, the most unstable communication channel (a self-excitable channel), becomes non-self-excitable.
She's girly, excitable and excited, but still, she exudes the unapologetic self-assurance that you associate with extremely successful men.
So, for the studied network, every communication channel possess two channel capacities, the self-excitable capacity and the non-self-excitable one.
