Sentence examples for map is preserved from inspiring English sources

In practical terms, the placement of existing nodes and edges should change as little as possible when a change is made to the graph [41], under the hypothesis that if the mental map is preserved the parsing of the visual information is faster and more accurate.

A manuscript version of this map is preserved at Hatfield House; it is believed to have been drawn about 1595.

First, as known from cartography, projecting an image to another curved surface (from the almost spherical retina to the complicated folds of the cortical surface) leads to distortions whereby the overall integrity of the map is preserved.

This 'retinotopic map' is preserved through the visual pathway and is used to guide behaviour (Hubel and Wiesel, 1962; Malpeli and Baker, 1975; Bonin et al., 2011).

This discrepancy suggests that dynamic autoregulation is maintained during the early stages of sepsis but then becomes 'indolent' during the clinical course of disease, in the sense that the magnitude of the cerebrovascular response to a given change in MAP is preserved, while the response time of the cerebrovasculature becomes progressively prolonged [ 4].

Water oxygen atoms with an electron-density peak >1.0 σ in the 2 m F obs − D F model map or a peak >3.0 σ in the m F obs − D F model map are preserved, otherwise the atom is removed.

This mapping is preserved by using fully Lagrangian grid movement, with grid quality preserved by a combination of Delaunay reconnection and grid adaptivity.

More recently, inspired by the original work of Borsík and Doboš, Castiñeira et al. studied in depth the aggregation problem when different classes of generalized metrics, as pseudometrics, are considered in [5 7] and, Petruşel et al. discussed when the contractive character of a mapping is preserved by transformations of metrics obtained by means of metric aggregation functions in [8].

There altered distribution might represent the plasticity necessary to established regular wiring in a structurally impaired cortex, again it has to be underlined that the tangential organization of cortical maps is preserved in this process (Welt and Steindler 1977; Guy et al. 2015).

We find that most of the dominant traits of V1 maps are preserved in these; we also study the link between symmetry and the statistics of singularities in orientation maps, and show what the striking quantitative characteristics observed in animals become in our curved models.

These morphological and functional differences along the mammalian cochlea produce a tonotopic place-frequency map that is preserved throughout the auditory pathway.