Sentence examples for sequence recall from inspiring English sources
Both our mean field analysis and our simulations show that, in this model, inhomogeneity in pattern sizes reduces memory capacity, but it does so in an asymmetric way: whereas too small patterns significantly compromise the stability of sequence recall, too large patterns can be compensated for quite robustly.
The network is free to do associations and sequence recall when the stimulus is constant and the difference image is zero, i.e. no error.
The sequence recall measurements revealed no statistically significant differences between groups.
On the other hand they showed good performance on the parameters of sequence recall (explicit learning).
At the end of the sequence, recall for one of the items was probed by redisplaying a bar of the same colour, but with a random orientation.
Implicit learning in eyeblink classical conditioning (acquisition of conditioned responses) as well as the serial reaction time task measures of implicit learning (reaction time change) are impaired in patients with MSA as compared with controls, whereas explicit learning as measured by the sequence recall of the serial reaction time task is relatively preserved.
This latter sequence recalls the jagged, unpunctuated syntax of his first poems as a further intensification of the long line.
As with the later dream sequence recalling Georges Méliès's silent film Voyage Dans la Lune, it was a strange kind of inverse homage: Wells provided the original inspiration in both cases.
In particular the Mad Men sequence recalls the most famous image of them: the "Falling Man" shot of a still-unidentified man plunging from the North Tower taken by the veteran AP photographer Richard Drew.
This sequence recalls the sixth season episode "S.R. 819", which featured Skinner being poisoned with nanobots by Krycek.
Although "Scotch Symphony" has no fully developed plot, certain sequences recall scenes from "La Sylphide," a Romantic masterpiece about the fatal love of a young Scotsman for a sylph.
