Given the computational overheads in simulating the full neural field model this enhances our ability to study pattern formation and suggests more generally that modeling the interfaces of patterns, rather than the patterns themselves, may lead to novel, efficient descriptions of brain activity.
Biomechanical data suggest that expandable nails may be more suitable for use with specific fracture patterns; Maher et al. [40] compared the Fixion nail with a standard locked nail in a tibial fracture model, finding that spiral fracture patterns, rather than transverse fractures, were more suitable for expandable nail fixation.
While the sophistication of mixing models has evolved over the last few decades [15], [17], [18], these models have not incorporated intra-population variability in eating patterns; rather, all mixing models have assumed that the proportional contribution of prey to a consuming population's diet is fixed such that all individuals have identical diets.
The model explains the evolution of the observed activity patterns rather by an asymmetric interaction between endogenous and exogenous factors of colony development.
Such comparative studies are crucial to a more complete synthesis of evolution and development, as theoretical models of evolutionary processes are ultimately derived from the attempt to explain general patterns, rather than from case studies [ 5].
4) Remember patterns rather than individual moves.
In brief, chaos studies search for patterns rather than laws.
Again watch for patterns, rather than single incidents.
He describes in the show's catalog the thread linking the show's sculptures, videos, paintings, computer games, digital prints and photographs and even clothing as a kind of two dimensionality, and what he means, in part, is an emphasis on patterning rather than modeling.
The majority of NTDs are sporadic, with recurrence fitting a multifactorial polygenic or oligogenic pattern, rather than models on the basis of single gene dominant or recessives, with reduced penetrance (2).
