Sentence examples for more complex communication from inspiring English sources
The next-generation random access imaging technology proposed by Nedivi and So is expected to enable significantly optimized monitoring of larger, more complex communication networks in animal and human brains.
Do facial expressions transmit diagnostic signals simultaneously to optimize categorization of the six classic emotions, or sequentially to support a more complex communication system of successive categorizations over time?
To measure the rate of transmission of the ancient butchery technology, and establish whether more complex communication such as language would get the best results, study volunteers were divided into five- or 10-member "learning chains". The head of the chain received a knapping demonstration, the raw materials and five minutes to try their hand at it.
"For a more socially tolerant species we would expect more complex communication," he adds. .
In practice, the participation of more nodes in collaboration will bring more complex communication overhead of channel state information.
The detection is performed by using correlator-type receivers and this implies in a more complex communication system.
More common and more complex, the communication might be well-meaning but ill thought through, leaving the child vulnerable to confusing and overwhelming emotions.
"This is a very important advance," says Toshiba's Shields, because it would enable technologists to share quantum keys on networks where the intermediate nodes can't be trusted, and it could also lead to more complex multiparty communication protocols based on distributed entanglement.
One possibility, he notes, is that neural circuits in the brains of our distant primate ancestors, used for recognizing and evaluating the calls of other individuals, became the precursors for the neural circuits that evolved to handle more complex verbal communication such as speech.
It's been very surprising and gratifying that gumby ended up emerging in urochordates and chordates and that its emergence coincides with more complex intracellular communication and unique organismal interactions with their environments.
3) A new transmitter switching policy is proposed for the communication system with multiple energy harvesting transmitters and multiple receivers, which is more complex than the communication systems we studied before [1, 32].
