Sentence examples for mimicking information from inspiring English sources

Cortical stimulation induces neuronal activity in the BG mimicking information processing during voluntary movements and providing important clues for understanding the changes in information processing through the BG (Chiken et al. 2008; Tachibana et al. 2008; Sano et al. 2013).

However, for absorbing receivers [94], which in relation to cellular activities mimic information transfer through membrane diffusion and endocytosis/exocytosis processes, the model has to be modified to account for information molecules detection and removal from the propagation environment.

To determine whether incorporation of domain knowledge into NN training in ATHENA can improve its performance, simulated domain knowledge that mimics information obtained from Biofilter must be generated.

Genotypes were post-processed to mimic the information content of array data.

Its mathematical innovations, Phoenix says, will more faithfully mimic the information processing found in the human brain.

"Even if our devices don't perfectly mimic the information that the brain usually gets from the retina, it may be able to learn to use the input in new ways".

The system does a decent job of recording your scribbles and drawings and automatically stamps them electronically with the date of creation, but the electronic files do not always perfectly mimic the information that appears on the paper.

Those circuits closely mimic the information processing specified by the app code, enabling the chip to perform its most common tasks much more efficiently than a general-purpose computer processor.

The reliability of the method was illustrated by analyzing specimens designed to mimic the information likely to be obtained from highly degraded specimens as well as specimens collected from widely separated geographic locations.

Pattern classification uses generic models of the stimulus response relationship that do not mimic brain information processing and treats the stimulus space as categorical a simplification that is often helpful, but also limiting in terms of the questions that can be addressed.

The information diffusion in social networks due to misinformation or disinformation could follow different patterns of propagation and could be as a result of an orchestrated campaign to mimic widespread information diffusion behaviour.