Sentence examples for receiving more input from inspiring English sources

The unit receiving more input is the active unit, or (widehat {u}_{1}>0) and (widehat {u}_{2} < 0).

Apollo 11 ran her software, and at a critical moment during the lunar landing demonstrated its reliability — and also the importance of good documentation — when it activated alarms related to receiving more input than it could handle.

Within the substantia nigra pars compacta, Lerner et al. observed a reciprocally connected architecture, with the neurons that project to the dorsomedial striatum receiving more input from this region, and likewise for the neurons that project to the dorsolateral striatum (Lerner et al., 2015).

However, we found that dopamine neurons projecting to the posterior striatum were outliers, receiving relatively few inputs from the ventral striatum and instead receiving more inputs from the globus pallidus, subthalamic nucleus, and zona incerta.

On the basis of that feedback, the team's coders built a live version of the app for customers to test, making real-time adjustments as they received more input.

HF is activated longer than HE in rostral (Fig. 1, right panel of Fig. 2, Fig. 5), hence ER must receive more input than EP in rostral (reversed in pocket).

When this is the case, one of the selective neural populations receives more input than the rest, and the basin of attraction of the corresponding attractor grows at the expense of the others.

As the auditory pathways cross and each cortical hemisphere receives more input from the contralateral ear, mechanisms unrelated to sound source localization might contribute to the variation of the amplitude of the N1m response.

The fact that the cerebellum receives more input from the premotor cortex during joint actions compared to solo motor execution suggests that during joint actions, the cerebellum might receive information about the (predicted) actions of the other agent in addition to the intended motor command that the cerebellum is known to receive from premotor cortices during solo action execution.

This bounding mostly limits the activity of the integrator corresponding to the correct response (as it receives more input), and hence reduces the difference between the two integrators and thus the probability of making the correct choice.

For example, DS-projecting dopamine neurons received more inputs from the neocortex than other populations, while VS-projecting dopamine neurons received more inputs from the olfactory tubercle and other ventromedial structures such as the ventromedial hypothalamus.