For example, in connectionist networks, inhibition is implemented by the activation of certain nodes inhibiting the activation of other nodes.
The book is full of longing – for escape, experience and recognition – as well as paralysing inhibition and vaunting ambition.
Men compare how many times they've 'pulled' and, as more alcohol is consumed, they lose the little inhibition they had, becoming forceful in their approach to women".
The African Reparations Movement, which is aware of this inhibition, stresses that it is approaching museums on behalf of the Oba of Benin, not the federal government.
However, global inhibition can also produce a subtler effect.
But the inhibition was not because the protein refused to unfold when the alpha helices were stabilised.
They, though, share a general inhibition with other large investors: the benefits of active involvement in steering corporate boards are low whereas the costs are high.
Their latest paper explores why.The answer seems to lie partly in the role bacteria play in providing essential nutrients to the body and partly in the inhibition of a biochemical pathway called the Krebs cycle, which is at the core of every organism's metabolism.
The outer neurons, each connected to its partners on either side, are the ones that receive input from the outside world.The neural network has two parameters that can be tweaked independently: global inhibition (in which the central neuron suppresses the firing of all the others); and local excitation (in which the firing of one neuron triggers firing in its nearest neighbours).
Local excitation improves this situation further, since the synchronised neurons are likely to be next to each other.This combination of local excitation and global inhibition is a feature of the human brain's cerebral cortex.
Importantly, the global inhibition makes it difficult for other objects to break in, so the attention is stable.
