Sentence examples for pattern of causal from inspiring English sources

A mechanism, whatever it is exactly, seems to be more than just a pattern of causal dependence.

He assumes the functionalist view that psychological states are individuated by their roles in a pattern of causal organization.

A CSA provides an abstract description of a physical system's causal topology: the pattern of causal interaction among the system's parts, independent of the nature of those parts or the causal mechanisms through which they interact.

The different signals, MEG vs EEG, and the different methods employed to study connectivity, coherence vs granger causality, can justify the different results obtained in the two studies, though both of them reported a different pattern of causal connections in migraine vs controls, and reduced inhibitory connections in migraine with aura.

The pattern of causal connectivity (PDC) related to the processing of familiar objects resembles the coupling results based on phase-synchrony (PLA) in terms of its overall connectivity.

However, since functional connectivity lacks directionality information, it may not always discriminate between brain states if the underlying neural correlates for discrimination depend on the pattern of causal influences between brain regions.

Figure 1 depicts the possible patterns of causal relations between innovation activities and economic growth.

And that representational difference brings with it a difference in our patterns of causal interactions with external things (and thereby a functional difference).

Relational biologists maintain that closure to efficient causation (i.e. the presence of closed causative loops, as in (M,R)) produces an entailment structure, meaning a pattern of necessary causal relationships, that is quite unlike that of a machine.

Prototypes will attempt to identify consistent molecular and cellular patterns reflective of causal relationships between chemical exposures and induction of human health end points and to evaluate exposure or dose relationships using these approaches.

We then demonstrate the applicability of these principles to four specific domains of infant perception and/or cognition, (i.e., form perception, object unity, complex pattern perception, and understanding of causal events).