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As a methodology, the robots are controlled based on the visual input from one or more cameras that monitor the working area.
Concept mapping is a "structured process, focused on a topic or construct of interest, entailing input from one or more participants that produces an interpretable pictorial view (concept map) of their ideas and how these are interrelated".
For years, scientists believed that when the eyes are given conflicting information — for instance, a green image in front of one eye and a red one in front of the other — the brain accepts input from one retina at a time.
It takes input from one service, and produces an action somewhere else.
The input from one microphone was used to generate the weights.
The effects of the major influences in this area are illustrated by generalised solutions, given in dimensionless forms, for a standard case chosen to approximate to many real situations: the parallel-plate duct with heat input from one side.
Alternatively, sensory afferents can have multiple spike initiation zones, each driven by inputs from one or a few branches (Horch et al., 1974).
This bilateral spread of tau pathology is likely to be a reflection of the strong bilateral and unidirectional inputs from one side of the hippocampus to both sides of the LSN [ 2].
This role is favored by a relatively low input resistance of the GCs, which dampens their excitability so that closely-timed inputs from one or more MFs are usually necessary to evoke GC firing (Cathala et al., 2003; D'Angelo et al., 1995; Hamann et al., 2002).
An obvious systematic error in the simulations may originate from the linear interpolation of the meteorological input data from one meteorological station (below the catchment outlet), by using linear altitudinal gradients for precipitation and temperature (PCALT, TCALT).
SPEs receive input streams from one or more sources grey diamonds in Fig. 1 and organize the computation into a directed graph of operators white circles and boxes in Fig. 1 either explicitly or implicitly.
