Sentence examples for naive form from inspiring English sources
However, in its naive form STDP implies that any pre/post spike pair can modify the synapse, potentially erasing past memories abruptly, commonly referred to as catastrophic forgetting19.
Sabellianism, Christian heresy that was a more developed and less naive form of Modalistic Monarchianism (see Monarchianism); it was propounded by Sabellius (fl. c. 217 c. 220), who was possibly a presbyter in Rome.
At school, we'd "done" the war poets, of course, to which I had responded by duly adding a desperately naive form of pacifism to my burgeoning portfolio of hormonal opinions.
One naive form of parallelism is the "concordant" method, in which it is axiomatic that a Hebrew or Greek word will always (or nearly always) have the same force wherever it occurs in the Bible, no matter who uses it.
It is not clear whether any one holds this strong version of LOTH in this rather naive form.
It is generally agreed that, in its most naive form, this objection to interactionism rests on a 'billiard ball' picture of causation: if all causation is by impact, how can the material and the immaterial impact upon each other?
There's a technical solution to Skolem's Paradox which explains why the Löwenheim-Skolem Theorems pose no problems for either naive forms of set-theoretic realism or various forms of axiomatized set theory.
An outline of future work intended to develop such a representation begins with the identification of a naive architectural form representation and summarizes a gradual process for the refinement of this representation into a genuinely useful encoding of architectural form.
The ROC curves for the naive method form interesting shapes, with the lower part of each corresponding to low thresholds and the upper part corresponding to high thresholds, and indicate terrible performance: The false positive rate is well controlled, but power is low.
Here we present the 3-dimensional structures of the P22 assembly-naive portal formed from expressed subunits (gp1) and the intact tail machine purified from infectious virions.
In all 3 cases, they found that the resistance mutations observed in treatment-naive patients formed large transmission clusters, suggesting ongoing transmission in the treatment-naive population rather than frequent emergence in treatment-failing patients.
