This is inherent to the method: Although the probabilistic tractography will 'follow' the existing white matter tracts (see also Jbabdi et al. 2013), it does not represent an absolute measure of white matter volume (for further details see Johansen-Berg and Behrens 2009).
The notion of interaction is thus replaced by the notion of a constraint set by mind-matter correlations (see also Stapp 2007).
This structure approximates to the gray matter of the brain (cortex, neurons), with white matter (connections) filling the interior (albeit we do not model gray matter volume explicitly, see also Sect. 3.1).
The modus sciencie, according to the prologue of his NLPery, "consists of the speculation about the proven properties of the parts and species of the subject matter" (Lewry Pery, 382; see also NLP prologue; LT 50, 125), which is done by means of definition, division, and collection.
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These events represent "crises"—i.e., turning points when the human relation to the sacred becomes a matter of special concern (see also rite of passage).
Jay (1993, cited in Peters, 2010) describes this phenomenon in the broader field as a "hegemony of vision" that fails to recognise its own authority as a kind of public pedagogy with the power to define what forms of learning and teaching matter, and for whom (see also, Tavin, 2015).
The resulting fibers can be interpreted as an estimate of the white matter axonal bundle trajectories (see Figure 2 D); in this article we use about 3 million initialization points of which only about one half to two third connect the white-gray matter interface and are retained (See also Vie).
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