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The first phase was to evaluate the performance of our network inference method without (i.e., GA-PSO) and with the island model (i.e., iGA-PSO for virtual parallelism), by running the code on one sequential machine.

One by one, sequential pairs were aligned up and down the series.

As the telencephalon encompasses more than one sequential transverse section, we used the Cavalieri method32 (Σ (area of each section) * (distance between sections)) to express volumetric percentages.

Searching for the replicas of an image often takes just one IO to look up the location of the cluster containing similar objects and one sequential file IO to read in this cluster.

We found that when birds are instructed to modify a syllable in one sequential context, learning generalizes across contexts; however, if unique instruction is provided in different contexts, learning is specific for each context.

We provide data for learning by normal C57BL/6 mice of a repeating sequence of 12 nose poke responses, first, via the observation of increases in reaction times when repeated sequence is replaced by random sequence, and, second, by analysis of behavior during transfer trials in which one sequential element is discretely replaced by a new item.

She then paired pieces that bore some sort of relationship to each other in terms of color, shape or symbolism on adjacent pages, and on sequential ones.

On one hand, sequential labeling with BrdU and tritiated thymidine has revealed a lengthening of the cell cycle in the SVZ of older mice (Tropepe et al., 1997; Jin et al., 2003a).

The signal is a growing multivariate sequence to be correctly classified as soon as the data permit, so the task may be called one of sequential classification or sequential discrimination.

One is sequential induction of successive cell layers from surrounding mesenchyme.

It may be useful to think of the Democratic contest not as one long, sequential event, but as a series of mini-contests with multiple candidates fighting to win key "pre-primaries" before the actual voting begins.