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The controversy between the evoked and phase reset model for the generation of early ERP components has unnecessarily narrowed and focused the potential influence of oscillations on ERPs by considering only one and highly specific mechanism, namely phase reset.

The analytical cell-based reset model can provide an inspiration for the analysis of what has happened in the CF of Cu/HfO2/Pt RRAM before the reset point.

The "phase reset model" suggests that ERPs are generated by the resetting of ongoing brain oscillations in response to a neurocognitive event (for a critical discussion, see Sauseng and colleagues 2007).

A preliminary analysis indicated that time spent in the current state, but not in the previous state, affected the transition hazards; hence, we chose a model where time was reset (clock-reset model or semi-Markov (Putter et al. 2007)) after entering a new state.

Think of resetting models.

"While our company is larger, stronger and more resourceful than we were 13 years ago, now is the time to reset our business model to thrive in a future that is being driven by rapid evolution in consumer preferences and shopping habits".

If the company itself is paring back its growth expectations, that means it's trying to set some model closer to reality for Wall Street — which is inevitably going to make industry observers reset their own models, and the valuation for the company along with it.

To reset iPod Shuffle models, just use the built-in power switch.

The Gibbs free energy criteria [174, 175] is used as an indicator to model the growth dynamics of the CF. Simulation approach for the forming, set and reset process in the model is based on the Metropolis Monte Carlo algorithm [174].

Thus, when a spike was generated by a given leaky integrate-and-fire model, that spike reset all other leaky integrate-and-fire models in the simulated end organ.

Accordingly, simulations indicate that gaps determine differential effects on each clock, e.g., a 10-s gap resets the 10-s clock (Fig. 2C-Model red curve), delays the 30-s clock intermediate between stop and reset (Fig. 2C-Model blue curve), and stops the 90-s clock (Fig. 2C-Model green curve).