Sentence examples for representing behavior from inspiring English sources

The comparative reviews among those experimental results address the issues of local vs distributed representations in representing behavior and the effectiveness of level structures associated with different sensory-motor articulation mechanisms.

Reinforcer-related release of dopamine must coincide with synaptic activity representing behavior and the situation within a short (subsecond) time interval for LTP to take place [ 62].

Synaptic strengthening depends on the convergence of dopaminergic synapses (representing reinforcers) and corticostriatal synapses (representing the stimulus situation) upon individual neostriatal neurons (representing behavior) [ 56, 57].

This was an observational study of provider behavior: data were obtained during a baseline assessment of health worker practices prior to introduction of the Safe Childbirth Checklist, representing behavior in the absence of any intervention.

What you might not realize from this passage is that Godley's notion that we should represent behavior by rules of thumb isn't something new — it's something old, which got driven out of macroeconomics.

These archetypal structures represents behavior patterns, such as an element limiting the growth of a system (limits to success) or rich getting richer and poor getting poorer (success to the successful).

The decision on using condom use in a commercial sex is not just a trucker's own behavior rather it represents behavior of two individuals - trucker and FSW.

If this occurs, the hypointense signals appearing on the MRI may then represent behavior of different cells instead of those intended for observation (Berman et al. 2011).

Edges represent behaviors that may cause progression (or regression) through task states.

Here I cast car theft as a foraging problem and test the proposition that the specific car types stolen represent behaviors consistent with optimal foraging theory.

A feature key needed in this simulation is the ability to accurately represent behaviors of the police in response to calls-for-service.