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The architecture of a possible neural network is described introducing different kinds of coupling between neurons.

Other planned future activities include the introduction of dynamical networks, involving the study of temporal series, refining of network analysis techniques, e.g. by introducing different kinds of weighted networks and related features, and generalising the analysis extending it to different levels [7, 12].

The CSCT can be administered in quiet or in noise and other manipulations introducing different kinds of signal processing are also possible.

This could be done, for example, by introducing different kinds of object transformations (property transformations pitted against kind transformations; see, e.g., Feigenson and Carey 2003; Xu et al. 2004, for some attempts in these directions in infancy work).

Electronic prescribing (e-prescribing) may prevent medication errors caused by prescription illegibility; however, information technologies also may introduce different kinds of medication errors.

The day-long event was preceded by the pre-event, "Hacking Bias and Discrimination Ideation Session," an opportunity for participants to consider the potential for machine learning to introduce different kinds of bias in a number of contexts — and to discuss ways to mitigate this.

Furthermore, each of the emerging applications and technologies has introduced different kinds of specific, correlated/structured distortions.

One possible improvement for the perception model is to introduce different kinds of rhythmic patterns, i.e., clave patterns, to the perception model.

In the following, we first introduce different kinds of routing protocols in Sec. 2, which includes proactive routing, reactive routing and hybrid routing protocols.

(Cf Quine 1966) From a purely technical point of view, one can introduce different kinds of variables to reflect any distinction one wants, e.g., there could distinctive styles of variables for even numbers as opposed to odd ones, or for left-handed people as opposed to right-handed.

The heat treatment increases the stability of Nb O Nb bonds and introduces different kinds of defect centres acting as traps for charge carriers, therefore increasing the probability for electrons to reach an electron trap, such as oxygen vacancy, and leading to the luminescence effect.