Sentence examples for trace of activities from inspiring English sources

Another shortcoming is the lack of current documents, the most recent document on which our work is based dates back to the late 1990s this is a general problem that affects all research topics: since it knows its internal documents may turn up publicly (i.e. since 1998), the industry can be expected to be much more wary about leaving a written trace of activities that may be compromising.

At the start of a series of investigations of different forms of the trace learning rule, Rolls and Milward (2000) demonstrated that VisNet's performance could be greatly enhanced with a modified Hebbian trace learning rule (Eq.  3) that incorporated a trace of activity from the preceding time steps, with no contribution from the activity being produced by the stimulus at the current time step.

The implementation of the resulting enterprise model in Project 98™ will be discussed to highlight its easy and cheap implementation, and a number of advantages including: accumulation of information and knowledge, direct tracing of activities and cost analysis.

Now, according to a new report, he has begun to communicate: in response to simple questions, like "Do you have any brothers?," he showed distinct traces of activity on a brain imaging machine that represented either "yes" or "no".

For comparison, the commercial GDH from yeast showed high specificity for glutamate and only traces of activity towards α-ketoglutarate (Table 3).

Data about online traces of activity from Twitter, Facebook, Wikipedia, blogs, etc., have been used to predict elections and political opinions [3], [4], movie revenues at the box office [5], [6], fluctuations in the stock market [7], and the spreading of influenza [8] [12], to cite a few examples.

Thus, when studying microarray or proteomic data, we are dealing with fragmented traces of activity that are left behind by transient dynamic processes on different levels of cellular machinery.

Two hybridizations with examples of class I and II TEs were performed in an attempt to detect possible traces of activity of these TEs in M. fijiensis populations.