The thereby introduced small variability of the activation values suggests that the power functions of the activation variables in the current equations can be neglected.
Experimental approaches are important for showing that any small variability, as in many physiological or behavioral differences, is an adaptation.
The small variability of habitat generalist abundances in relation to landscape changes has been related to their behavioural flexibility.
Focused on statistical modeling and numerical optimization strategies, most researchers typically assume a process with reasonably small variability.
There is a small variability in the reduction or increase in streamflow estimated by the nine methods.
The small variability of temperature and carbon dioxide levels for more than 11,000 years has given rise to deep-seated habits and ideas about the harmony of the natural world.
The ICC-adjusted test statistic is generally recommended to effectively control the nominal level when there is constant or small variability of cluster sizes.
In particular, it was found that on average tabu search and simulated annealing find their best solutions in the least amount of time, with relatively small variability.
At small additional computational effort the presented approach allows to predict the expected process performance and can improve process robustness by identifying design regions of small variability (=variance) in the design objective.
Results also show that functional asphalt overlay and microsurfacing are more recommended in flexible pavements when budgetary restrictions are low, whereas recommended treatments for rigid pavements exhibit small variability with budgetary restrictions.
Second, individual differences in the variance in task performances between different duration conditions were not correlated with the decoding accuracy (Supplementary Fig. 2), which suggests that the small variability in task difficulties between different duration conditions did not contribute to the decoding performances.
