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A sociological theory of these evolving, more efficient encoding knowledge structures is given.

This is a rough approximation for how a non-CS transform coder might encode the image, and for the encoding of a single image in isolation, this is typically a more efficient encoding strategy than using random measurements.

Second, repeated presentation of the standard (presented on each trial in the temporal generalization task only) could have reduced temporal variability, leading to a sharpened representation and a more efficient encoding of the target duration in reference memory [51].

These top-down signals could optimize the transmission of relevant information, which will result in a more efficient encoding of the sensory stimulation.

Finally, motor practice may induce simultaneous signal increases (due to increased neural recruitment) and signal decreases (due to more efficient encoding), making motor learning difficult to detect using traditional fMRI paradigms (Steele and Penhune, 2010).

These results are consistent with a model in which if a stimulus has recognizable attributes, such as collinearity and meaning, the areas specialized for processing these attributes send top-down messages to the lower levels to facilitate more efficient encoding of visual form.

The new update will be completely backward compatible with USB 2.0 and 3.0 and will offer "more efficient data encoding and twice the effective data through-put performance of existing SuperSpeed USB".

Future work will focus mainly on evaluating if the semi-automatic translation of guidelines is more efficient than manually encoding them.

Future work will focus mainly on evaluating if the semi-automatic translation of guidelines is more efficient than manually encoding them by applying the proposed architecture to various clinical guidelines in different areas of ICU decision support.

Students who display high motivation for a task may employ more efficient cognitive strategies, thereby encoding new information more effectively [31, 43].

This is used to encode more efficient PB constraints and enables the algorithm to obtain assignments and refine also the upper bound.