Sentence examples for plausible processing from inspiring English sources

For example, Anderson (1983 , 1993 contended that while theories of symbolic thought need to be grounded in neurally plausible processing, and while subsymbolic processes are well-suited for exploiting the statistical structure of the environment, nevertheless understanding the interaction of these subsymbolic processes required a theory of representation and behavior at the symbolic level.

Here we show how biologically plausible processing motifs in neural circuits could be tuned to extract this information.

Not necessarily, given that a modular architecture for dealing with different depth cues is a quite plausible processing strategy.

To assess seed conservation, plausible Dicer processing sequences were blasted against a local version of mature miRNAs from miRBase 12.0 that lacked zebrafish miRNA sequences.

It is therefore plausible that the processing of these aspects of musical knowledge should have neuropsychological similarities with the processing of other kinds of sensory object knowledge, and perhaps also with language, which derives meaning exclusively from its external referents.

The methodology developed in this study illustrates plausible ways of processing the data that are structurally similar to expected ICESat-2 data and holds the potential to be a benchmark for further method adjustment once genuine ICESat-2 are available.

In scenes that are nearly-flat and uniformly illuminated, it is plausible that 2D processing based on IHM or other simple image statistics could account for observed variation in lightness perception (and perception of other material properties).

In this subsection, we explain how some of the mechanisms used in the model that are not derived by existing biological data, are nonetheless plausible possibilities for processing in the brain or are related to confirmed neural mechanisms.

It is plausible that the processing involved in the perception of luminance cues and in the simple vertical vs. horizontal orientation discrimination task could benefit from the visual cortex excitation with occipital pole TMS.

As a higher content of U and/or GU nucleotides in the DSE is likely to stabilise CstF interactions it is plausible that 3′end processing of many noncanonical poly(A) sites may, as in the MC4R context, simply be mediated by strong DSEs.

Neurologically plausible models of analogy processing have been developed (Eliasmith C and Thagard P 2001; Knowlton BJ et al. 2012), and there is research on neural correlates of analogy and metaphor processing (e.g. (Bassok M et al. 2012; Chettih S et al. 2012; Green AE et al. 2012; Knowlton BJ et al. 2012; Maguire MJ et al. 2012; Prat CS et al. 2012)).