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The former account for both mechanical stress and strain, providing a computational model that describes hypothesized microtubule tip structures, while the latter incorporate bond energies and inter-protofilament cracks into their model.
In particular, Galatea provides a computational model of how human designers might be generating new designs by incremental transfer of the problem-solving procedure used in previous design cases.
By combining statistics and geometry of thalamocortical connectivity, we provided a computational model that can simultaneously account for many properties of orientation selectivity and maps thereof observed in the primary visual cortex of species like cats and macaques.
As a result, this model provides a computational framework for endocrine responses of EDCs functioning through both ER and AR.
By providing a detailed computational model, we decompose a complex mental process into a series of elementary operations governed by precise, routine instructions.
Our prediction method constitutes a step towards providing an efficient computational model for studying translational gene regulation by microRNAs.
Gobet and Simon have described a computational model providing a mechanisms explaining how schemas are created in this situation (Gobet and Simon 2000).
Programmatically, the Communicating Sequential Processes (CSPs) paradigm provides a sound computational model for such an architecture with message based communication.
In this paper, we argue that open multi-agent systems can be effectively designed and implemented as electronic institutions, for which we provide a comprehensive computational model.
Reviewer's comment: In this manuscript S. Netotea et al. provide a simple computational model of the initiation of the bacterial swarming by means of quorum sensing.
Here we provide a predictive computational model of sensory adaptation and excitation based on experimental findings on reversible transducer methylation in wildtype and mutant cells.
