In the simplest examples of this basic design, the ommatidial array sits on the "head" of the crustacean as a raised group of corneal facets.
But, even in the simplest examples, characterizing spike statistics arising from the conjunction of non-linear effects, time propagation delays, synaptic noise, synaptic plasticity, and external stimuli is far from being trivial on mathematical grounds.
In the simplest example of a gas consisting of N noninteracting atoms, each atom has three translational degrees of freedom (it can move in the x-, y-, or z-directions), and so the total thermal energy of the gas is 3NkT/2.
In the simplest example, we envision steady upward transport, once the PSSR commences at a given location in longitude.
In the simplest example, a standard press selects an item, while a deep press opens it, saving you the double-click.
In the simplest example, if only α p varies, then I α p, 0, 0 = 1 + α p 2 I p - 1, (12).
Even in the simplest example of K = 1 (CNLO Hor single gain), if values of N as high as 200 or 300 are needed to remove this bias (Supplementary Fig. S2).
In the simplest example two vertices are linked by only one relationship, but connections can express different types of relationships between two elements, such as an evolutionary relationship, the existence of a shared protein domain, the fact that they belong to the same protein family or that two genes that are co-expressed in an experiment.
This is the one he used for all but the simplest examples in LT; for the simplest examples he resorted to the first method of ad hoc algebraic techniques because, for one skilled in algebraic manipulations, using them is usually far more efficient than going through the General Method.
After our little sojourn in the simple examples, it is time to return to a complex example.
The American psychologist Robert J. Sternberg identified seven steps in problem solving, each of which may be illustrated in the simple example of choosing a restaurant: Problem identification.
