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This method is based on the theory of modulated renewal processes and it estimates a vector of influence strengths from multiple spike trains (called reference trains) to the selected (target) spike train.
These thinkers were heavily influenced by Heidegger's (1954/1977) view of technology as a monolithic force with a distinctive vector of influence, one that tends to constrain or impoverish the human experience of reality in specific ways.
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Her footwear demonstrates "the extent to which the vectors of influence shot back and forth from fashion to dance costuming in the 1830s", says Valerie Steele, the exhibition curator and director of the museum.
Russia's "soft" efforts: A main vector of international influence has been via disinformation and propaganda efforts.
Mr Macron supports multilateral institutions such as the UN Security Council, but also supports the promotion of the French language and Francophone institutions as "an essential vector of our influence and a weapon against the spread of radicalism".
(2) Here (x(l)) is an n-dimensional phase vector, (u(i)) an m-dimensional vector of control influences, (psi (i)), (Gamma (i)) ((i = 0,1,ldots,l - 1)) matrices of the corresponding dimensions, being a controllability pair [4, 6], (Phi_{1},Phi_{2},Phi_{3}) are constant matrices, such that the system (2) satisfies the Kronecker-Capelli condition [3, 4], (0< s< l).
The propensity score is defined as follows [ 25]: p (T ) ≡ P r 2 = E { T ∣ S } Where p(T) is the propensity to be placed into MPE, T indicates that a student did or did not receive MPE, and S is a vector of covariates influencing whether the student did or did not receive MPE.
Institutions like the Japan Society in New York can act as powerful vectors of positive influence, coalescing Japanese innovators abroad to bring change to Japan.
The state and another discrete observable, treatment (a vector of administered medications), influence the continuous output variables that represent the vital signs.
φ i is a vector of exogenous factors influencing maternal health care utilisation; β is a vector of unknown parameters; and δ i is an error term with zero mean and a constant variance, which also captures the unobserved factors in the model.
Probably, the environment characteristics such as humidity, temperature, variation in temperature during night and day affecting the presence and density of vector influence the possible transmission and consequently the prevalence in both domestic and wild animals.
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