Sentence examples for much wider network from inspiring English sources

The meaning of every work is therefore dependent on a much wider network of oppressions and ideologies.

The great thing about being a college president is that I get to connect with a much wider network of students than I did as a professor.

During experience and imagination condition, a much wider network involving in particular somatosensory, motor, gustatory and 'limbic' regions were shown to be effectively more connected to the IFO during the disgust compared to the neutral condition (Table 1).

But as Jon's work shows, each area is embedded in a much wider network of interacting brain areas within remote but interconnected regions of the brain.

Recent experiments in both experimental animals and in human patients with brain lesions have questioned this view, and proposed that declarative memory arises from a much wider network within the brain.

Groome hopes that this phase will help the participants "find new ways into networks and illustrate that we all have access to much wider networks than we sometimes realise".

The accusations, although seemingly trivial in themselves, form part of a much wider alleged network of illegal funding of the now defunct Rassemblement pour la République in the 1980s and 1990s.

However, when classification was conducted within small local neighborhoods in which the mean activation to each condition was removed, we found greater information in the posterior when compared with anterior regions, and identified a much wider intelligibility network that included the inferior parietal and frontal cortices.

This created much wider solidarity networks between women".

Third, the distribution of genotype distances is much wider for metabolic networks subject to few environmental demands (S = 1) where it ranges from D avg = 0.2 to D avg = 0.8, than for metabolic networks subject to many environmental demands (S = 60) where it ranges from D avg = 0.2 to D avg = 0.4.

Here we introduce the Generalized Long Short-Term Memory(LSTM-g) training algorithm, which provides LSTM-like locality while being applicable without modification to a much wider range of second-order network architectures.