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The danger for those universities recruiting too many students is that the whole experience risks being diminished for the individual – less support, slower feedback, less time for personal contact.

The second and slower feedback due to efferent nerve fibres is not modelled within the model.

The major advantage of the proposed architecture is that motion planning (and eventually sensor based re-planning (slower feedback loop)) is limited to the leg joints whereas the trunk and arm degrees of freedom are controlled in closed loop (faster feedback loop) to achieve overall dynamic stability.

Alternatively, if an accurate model of feedforward network dynamics could be incorporated into the controller, reliable control over fast events might be possible with a modestly sized population of cells, a slower feedback loop, and standard opsin variants.

The two principal mechanisms by which the orbital effects on the regional/seasonal distribution of insolation instigate climate change are melting/growth of ice sheets (thus albedo change –> temperature change) and the slow feedback effect of GHGs responding to temperature change, thus increasing the greenhouse effect.

This raises the question of whether these processes are controlled by a single slow feedback variable or multiple slow variables.

This effect may be avoided by installing a slow feedback heater around the etalon box or by considering the fact that the temperature drift is a rather slow effect compared with that of auroral vertical winds.

Furthermore, to fulfill the requirements of special physics experiments and enhance the facility reliability, several operation software improvements, including eliminating the magnetic hysteresis effects, dipole magnets field slow feedback and super-period slow extraction, are also introduced in this paper.

Homeostasis, the collection of slow feedback processes by which a living organism counteracts the effects of external perturbations to maintain a viable state, is a topic of great interest to biologists [1, 2].

As discussed in Section 4.1, because the update of ABSs usually occurs in minutes, a slow feedback link between each of the MNs and the network is sufficient to convey this information.

Further, we find that dual homeostatic control naturally preserves both the mean and the variance of the firing rate, a task impossible for a homeostatic system with a single slow feedback mechanism.