Sentence examples for input driven from inspiring English sources

Brands need to adapt to this transformation by understanding how people think about the value exchange -- consumers have become increasingly "outcome" not "input" driven, making choices in a far more holistic way -- for example trading a visit to a mid-market supermarket in order to afford to eat out later in the week.

Based on the results above, it is clear that the sub-threshold driven resonant neurons, coupled with a voltage dependent natural frequency shift, provide a very efficient dynamical mechanism for the formation of input driven spatio-temporal patterns of activity.

This, integrated with STDP learning, provides an efficient mechanism that underlies the formation of a connectivity topology that maps the temporal and spatial characteristics of the input signal(s) - more so than supra-threshold input driven networks.

This somewhat subordinate role of callosal connections is in agreement with the data showing that they require thalamocortical input, driven by visual experience, for their development (reviewed in Innocenti and Price 2005).

Key features transient ON and OFF input driven by rectified subunits are similar at all three stages, arguing that inhibition is provided by a single AC type or a shared set of AC types, which remain to be identified.

For opposite phases of the input drives one finds a destructive interference which suppresses population of the central cavity, whereas for input drives in phase the central cavity is populated with anti-bunched excitations due to its strong nonlinearity.

The passive isolators are supplemented with four electrodynamically generated secondary force inputs driven by a multi-channel feedforward digital controller.

Accordingly, the fraction of N lost from landscape to rivers as DIN should decrease over time following the decreasing N inputs driven by human activities.

This observation would not be expected if attention could operate independently of the normalization mechanism, for example by directly changing the overall gain of all responses or by directly modulating the excitatory drive associated with inputs driven by one stimulus or the other.

To investigate the conditions that could generate the periods of low amplitude fluctuations in the face of a high synaptic background activity we used a model of a DCN neuron, in which we simulated the integration of inhibitory synaptic inputs driven by recorded spontaneous spike times in PCs (Fig. 3).

We additionally replicated findings of amplitude modulation regardless of congruency between the auditory and visual inputs, driven predominantly by the P2 component (Pilling, 2009; Van Wassenhove et al., 2005).