Sentence examples for primitive network from inspiring English sources
In this paper we have focused the addressing space resource isolation mechanism, but other primitive network resources still need their own isolation mechanisms.
E-Net evolves network topologies and trains weights to form accurate recognition systems using a computationally efficient process that gradually extends primitive network topologies to form increasingly discriminating structures.
The early blood vessels of the embryo and yolk sac develop by aggregation of angioblasts that de novo create a primitive network of simple endothelial tubes – the process of vasculogenesis.
The first sign of vasculature occurs in the early phases of embryonic development when mesoderm-derived endothelial progenitor cells (EPCs) proliferate and form a primitive network of vessels during vasculogenesis.
In a way impossible on more primitive networks and computers, MSBlast exploited the most modern systems to create chaos.
However, these nano inclusions did not significantly alter the underlying mesh of primitive chain network of PE matrices.
They found that with psilocybin, activity in the more primitive brain network linked to emotional thinking became more pronounced, with several parts of the network - such as the hippocampus and anterior cingulate cortex - active at the same time.
In the isolated and cultured mouse allantois, in absence of VE-cadherin, the vessels form a primitive vascular network but they fail to organize stable connections, the vascular rudiments regress and the network collapses [41].
The nervous system is a primitive nerve network, somewhat more concentrated beneath the comb plates.
It is significantly more expensive to sustain each soldier in Afghanistan than in Iraq because of Afghanistan's landlocked location and primitive road network.
But I think there might be another way to understand the attraction of unpredictable romantic partners, one that involves a quirk of the brain's reward circuit, a primitive neural network buried deep in our brains that is exquisitely sensitive to various rewards, like sex, money and food.
