Sentence examples for transformation account from inspiring English sources
We've already seen one example, the vector transformation account, of neural representation and computation, under active development in cognitive neuroscience.
These findings are compatible with the memory transformation account, which models posit that the HF should be involved in retrieval so long as its preferred form of mnemonic information is maintained.
Moreover, they are consistent with the memory transformation account, in that anterior HF involvement in context coding over time was contingent on the retention of context information in memory.
The first column shows transformed results, scaled to the norm of 50; transformation accounts for differences in the structure of the scales and allows for comparison between scales.
I used to watch a lot of his videos and also followed loads of "transformation" accounts where people ate healthily to lose weight.
Although transformation accounts for less than 2% of the total energy dissipation, the transformation leads to a twofold increase in the crack density and yields almost an 18% increase in the overall energy dissipation.
Transformation accounted for <0.04% of the total outputs.
Activity cliff analyses by their algorithmic nature focus on compound pairs, in this contribution so-called matched molecular pairs with a size-restricted transformation accounting for a single structural difference between the two cliff-forming compounds.
Including this transformation accounts for the behavioral finding of a weighting function in which outlying elements are downweighted compared with those at the center of the trial distribution of feature values.
Both the standard consolidation model and memory transformation accounts predict that HF activity during retrieval should decline with increasing retention intervals, although they assign different explanations to this decline.
An important question for future research is how changes in neural representation over a 1-day interval relate to the changes over longer intervals that are the focus of memory consolidation and transformation accounts.
