Sentence examples for network to compensate from inspiring English sources
... The scaling mechanism increases the firing rates of remaining cells in the network to compensate for decreases in network activity.
Secondly, the residue between an original sketch and the synthesized pseudosketch is modeled by the same Markov network to compensate the high frequency details.
This system consists of a Class-E power oscillator, with a crystal-based feedback network to compensate automatically for changes in the operational frequency, multi-turn spiral coupled coils and a power recovery circuit providing a stable output voltage.
The controller includes an adaptive multi-layer neural network to compensate for the modeling uncertainties of the system, and utilizes an auxiliary dynamics to provide a priori bounded tension command for the cables.
The reactive current is pre-calculated as per the parameters of the collector network to compensate for the reactive power.
Thus higher DAT would result in activation rather than deactivation of DMN regions and greater activation of regions from the dorsal network to compensate for the interference of increased task-irrelevant neural processing in DMN regions [17].
It would allow them to continue to build nationwide closed-circuit betting networks to compensate for declining attendance at racetracks.
China Unicom and China Mobile have both adjusted their networks to compensate for the increase in traffic.
In addition, there is a trend in the mobile communication industry to make operator-controlled Wireless Local Area Network WLANN) an integral part of operators' networks to compensate for limited availability of licensed spectrum.
Phenotypic stability is maintained by the ability of interconnected regulatory networks to compensate for both environmental and genetic variation.
The smaller networks are in part attributable to the lack of children and grandchildren, but there is no evidence that childless individuals have sought to increase social contacts or to extend non-kin networks to compensate for their childlessness [ 12, 13].
