Sentence examples for processing of the brain from inspiring English sources

ANNs is a model created by imitating the information processing of the brain, and it is achieved by learning data.

Image processing of the brain scans from Utrecht, London, and Jena was done on the neuroimaging computer network of the Department of Psychiatry in Utrecht.

Independent of the sections necessary for the requested diagnosis, processing of the brain sections to paraffin blocks is advisable to prevent the brain tissue from formalin-induced, excessive aldehyde bridging and DNA fragmentation.

I.S. is supported by a grant from the Gatsby Charitable Foundation, the German Israeli Foundation (1124-143.1/2010) and the Max Planck Hebrew University Centre for Sensory Processing of the Brain in Action; D.F. by Helmholtz Initiative for System Biology (SP 14) and the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft Swiss National Science Foundation Research Group on Barrel Cortex Function (BaCoFun Fe/4-1).

In that movie, and in the overall trilogy of "the Matrix," we're shown a false virtual reality limited by the perceptual mechanisms and electrical processing of the brain-body system, set up and maintained by a deceptive global elite.

All the experimental conditions including buffers, fixative, thickness of the sections, time and temperature of the incubation, and dilution of the antibodies were kept constant for processing of the brains and pituitary.

In sensory processing areas of the brain, CCU processes enable focus of attention, segmentation, grouping, and classification.

The problem, researchers concluded, lay downstream of that processing, in the interplay among higher-level processing regions of the brain.

Neural computation is the process of imitating the physiological structure and information processing of the human brain, whereas EA is the process of imitating the biological evolution and group intelligence.

If it's more language based, the language processing features of the brain can be discussed.

In this way, she communicated the distinction between mental strength (the processing power of the brain) and mental character (the mental virtues that lead to practical wisdom).