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FastIVA is a fast form of IVA algorithm.
Our second delta-matrix factorization gives a dispersion-function method that is significantly faster than the "fast form" of Knopoff's method.
In connection with dispersion computations, our first factorization turns out to give a method that is very much related to the powerful "fast form" of Knopoff's method.
Colour discrimination was usually described as a fast form of learning [27], compared, for instance, with learning of visual patterns, which usually takes longer (twenty or more trials).
In the chick spinal cord, modeling studies have suggested that cycling within an episode is regulated by a fast form of synaptic depression whose time constant is longer than that of the recurrent excitation [8].
The assay was performed using microtiter plates coated either with native (NATIVE) or with methylamine-activated (FAST) form of α1I3, and then incubated with the supernatant of respectively un-trasfencted, mock-transfeted, and either MoPrP-Fc or MoDpl-Fc transfected N2a cells.
Male virtuosity dominates, although there are slow and fast forms of the csardas.
For example, Tabak et al. [39, 40] have analyzed Wilson-Cowan mean-field equations representing a recurrent excitatory network with both slow and fast forms of synaptic depression, and used this to model the dynamics of synchronized population bursts in developing chick spinal cord.
"To stage a death hoax," says Kitson, "one must rely upon extremely fast forms of communication.
It is possible that clathrin-mediated endocytosis at synapses is accelerated, possibly due to pre-formed clathrin cages at endocytic sites (Wienisch and Klingauf, 2006), or that clathrin is not involved in these fast forms of endocytosis.
James Searles, who elevated the lightning-fast form of checkers played mainly by black men in barbershops, parks and sidewalks to the province of an exclusive if distinctly clamorous society -- the Brooklyn Elite Pool Checker Club -- died in Brooklyn on Oct. 5.
