He packs the results in grid formation on big sheets that give off the vibes of a country road, a city street, a desertscape.
A picture called "Einstein's Brain 12 Times" shows a dozen little images of a brain lined up in grid formation on a plain ground.
One installation consists of some 300 framed photographs hung in grid formation on a long gallery wall.
Raster graphics, also called bitmap graphics, a type of digital image that uses tiny rectangular pixels, or picture elements, arranged in a grid formation to represent an image.
The time scale of grid formation can be calculated considering that 1 million simulation time steps correspond to 10,000 s or nearly 3 hr.
Attractor network models of grid formation readily produce triangular lattices (Burak and Fiete, 2009); our analysis suggests that this architecture is functionally beneficial in reducing the required number of neurons.
Polly Apfelbaum asks it, quietly, in a small 2002 collage of dyed velvet dots arranged in grid formation, or, if you prefer, of buds pushing up through the earth in neatly tilled rows.
In Figure 2, two sets of randomly simulated data (chosen from the 50th random grid formation and the 50th iteration of that formation), one from each simulation run (using the intermediate r level, 2 for simulation 1 and 1.75 for simulation 2), have been illustrated as an example together with estimated segments from competing models.
In "That Iron String," thick gray swatches are troweled on in a grid formation over a swirling space of incandescent green and black, into which lines have been randomly scrawled with the wooden end of the brush: harmony is animated by a bracing dissonance.
Plotting gridness scores as a function of bump probability indicated that bump formation was necessary, although not sufficient for grid formation, while plotting the first autocorrelation peak as a function of bump probability supported our conclusion that grid computation and gamma activity are not closely related.
