Sentence examples for guide the connection from inspiring English sources

For Sequence diagrams, they are used to guide the connection of these Petri Net fragments, providing a single Petri net for the system under study.

The rationale for not using 100 µM Alexa Fluor 488 [14] to guide the connection between the soma and axon is because we found that Alexa Fluor 488 broadens the duration of action potentials and reduces the amplitudes of sequential spikes.

Then Ms. Ivins will conduct the most difficult part of the mission: lifting Destiny from the bay with only an inch of clearance on both sides, rotating the laboratory 180 degrees to orient it toward its docking port and guiding the connection to the station.

Dscam, which stands for Down syndrome cell adhesion molecule, likely helps guide the developing connections between cells early in life.

In order to guide the search for rhetorical connections from natural-language texts, the model uses previously obtained training information which involves semantic and structural criteria.

In A. californica, the lower glutamic acid observed in the cultured B1 neurons may indicate active release of the compound in order to guide the formation of neuron connections.

He spoke not of improvisation but of "intuitive music," the idea being that his words would guide the performers to a metaphysical connection with music beyond themselves.

To guide the alignment of the visual axes the binocular connections in the striate cortex play an important role [ 61].

This process of synthesis is guided by the connections between patterns which unite individual patterns into a cohesive language that effectively constitutes a large graph.

That autonomy meant that at the right place of crossing, they dropped him for better guides, kept the connection, but barely recalled the depth of it.

In particular, there is little information about the mechanisms guiding the development of retinotopically organized connections, known as topographic maps, between primary visual cortex (V1, striate cortex, area 17) and higher extrastriate visual areas.