Out of all of that came, by the '70s and '80s, we can see in the Tate show, yet more complex architecture, a widened palette, and a calculated willingness to risk failure.
I managed to write it up as a 15-page story (later published in Granta as "The Summer after the War"), but even as I did so, I knew I'd need a much larger, more complex architecture to build the idea into the novel I could already see, tantalisingly, in my imagination.
We need a more complex architecture for public deliberation, built on the recognition that we, as citizens, have a duty to participate in shaping our biotechnological futures, just as governments have a duty to empower us to participate in that process.
They use a more complex architecture that combines unsupervised self-organizing maps with features of simple recurrent nets.
Often characterized simply as direct targets for leptin, recent data suggest a more complex architecture.
Drosophila fmr1 (dfmr) null mutant neurons display more complex architecture, including overgrowth, overbranching, and abnormal synapse formation.
Although the cooperative DSA protocols have more complex architectures and higher computation complexity than the non-cooperative protocols, the performance of the former ones usually better than that of the latter ones.
These are also known the brushes with much more complex architectures, such as star-like brushes.
The higher-voltage systems will likely include advanced controls, thermal management, and more complex architectures.
These copolymer chains with regularly-distributed reactive functions can be integrated into more complex architectures.
Alternative, more complex architectures such as convolutional neural networks (CNN) offer promising gains over DNN, especially in joint architectures with DNN trained on SA features [11].
