Sentence examples for neural speed from inspiring English sources
However, the presented considerations can be assumed as a general neural speed control of the drive with a fast enough electromagnetic torque control loop of an electrical machine.
Building on animal studies that pointed to an increase in neural speed following auditory training, Kraus and colleagues enrolled 67 people aged 55 to 70 years old with no hearing loss or dementia in an experiment.
Similarly, pain could have an effect on balance by disrupting neural speed processing.
Latency, the time between the startling stimulus and the reflexive eye blink, provides an index of neural processing speed and is 90% heritable.
"Neural activity speeds up allowing you to process more information.
In contrast to fast neural networks, the speed up ratio is increased with the size of the input image when using fast neural networks and image decomposition.
In contrast to faster neural networks, the speed up ratio is increased with the size of the input matrix when using faster neural networks and matrix decomposition.
The different learning rates and the lack of transfer suggest that the neural events mediating speed discrimination are at least partially independent from those mediating direction discrimination, and vice versa, even under identical stimulus conditions.
It is proved that for the most commonly used tapped delay neural architecture, the speed estimation cannot be improved above certain level of accuracy through sampling time selection, or enlarging number of delays of the input signals.
The advantages of retrievals based on neural networks include speed of execution, simplicity of the trained algorithm, and ease of error analysis, and the proliferation of high quality training data sets derived from models and/or operational measurements has further facilitated their use.
The population vector algorithm predicts velocity and direction using the "preferred direction" of each neuron in conjunction with a model relating neural activity to speed and direction of movement.
