Sentence examples for representations at the level from inspiring English sources

LFPs are often interpreted as measurements of local synaptic input, and this may imply that our principal components mediate chosen value representations at the level of single units.

Another (more standard) interpretation of this finding is that the LFP components mediate the chosen value representations at the level of single units.

A component-level netlist refers to a circuit representation at the level of individual components.

A gate-level netlist refers to a circuit representation at the level of individual logic gates, registers, and other simple functions.

This result is illustrated for the case of pathway enumeration between chorismate and tyrosine in E. coli for different heights h using a reaction representation at the level of the 3rd digit in the EC number classification.

Moreover, we suspect that courtship song representation at the level of second-order neurons involves multiple neuronal cell types and solely activating aPN1 neurons is not sufficient to mimic a fictive courtship song stimulus.

To understand the representation at the level of individual neurons, for each neuron we calculated a ratio difference index (Ratio Diff) measuring the difference in firing for two pairs of speeds (4/6 and 12/14) separately for slow and fast boundary trials.

The representation, at the level of single PMv neurons, of different object-related properties originating from AIP and their transformation into a motor reference frame that determines specific patterns of muscle activation for object grasp would fit with existing notions of "canonical neurons" within PMv [2].

Even if word recognition is initially disrupted by a pattern mask (e.g., the T2  +  1 distractor), our cognitive system is often able to use perception of single letters to complete the representation of the word, based on interactive activation between representations at the letter level and word level (McClelland & Rumelhart, 1981).

Importantly, the diverse activity patterns at the single-neuron level gave rise to largely invariant spatial representations at the population level.

It is still unclear which role the right hemisphere (RH) preference for perceptually specific and the left hemisphere (LH) bias towards abstract memory representations play at the level of episodic memory retrieval.