Sentence examples for output phenomena from inspiring English sources

This paper aims to characterize whether a multi-layer cellular neural network is of deep architecture; namely, when can an n-layer cellular neural network be replaced by an m-layer cellular neural network for m<n yet still preserve the same <span class="lh">output phenomena?

Taken together, these results showed that the same set of input conditions (i.e. RSs) led to different output phenomena in C-pigeons, namely, less variable and correlated circling and homing distance.

On the other hand, the econometric and simulative models are inherently descriptive, that is, they describe outputs of phenomena of interest, e.g., will the building collapse in an earthquake?

Tiny differences in the input were magnified by the system to yield enormous differences in output, a phenomenon known to mathematicians as sensitive dependence to initial conditions, and to the general public as the butterfly principle, thanks to James Gleick's bestseller Chaos (1988).

Complex functional systems, including often diverge in their component traits while converging in their functional outputs, a phenomenon called many-to-one mapping [ 42].

Secondary synesthesia after thalamic stroke also support the involvement of thalamic output in synesthetic phenomena [ 24 ▪, 80– 80].

The rate-dependent hysteresis is characterized as increasing maximum hysteresis error (MHE) and decreasing peak-to-peak output amplitude (PPOA) phenomenons with the increase of input frequencies.

The HC-PEH shows superior capability of high power output and favorable nonlinear phenomena at low frequency range.

Because of the structure of the output error injection, chattering phenomena of conventional sliding mode algorithms are substantially reduced.

Experimental studies also showed that impairments in renal blood flow and function were not corrected just by increasing cardiac output, suggesting that local phenomena might be responsible [11,24].

Analog signals from each sensor can be easily compared to neighboring sensor output to determine mechanical phenomena such as slip or shear.