When more nodes are initially active, the initialization phase of the system takes a different route because it is no longer required to start up the whole system.
"When you ask people to start in something like that, they are initially active in the decision, but they don't know what's going to be inferred from their habits," she said.
Momentum, the Jeremy Corbyn-supporting Lactivisttivist group, has been developing links with the new wave of Democrat campaigners, many of whom were initially active in Bernie Sanders unsuccessful campaign for the party's nomination.
What's more, when the TMS directly targeted the brain areas that were initially active for the uncued item, the reactivation response was even stronger.
The variation in C1/C3 mass ratio with TOS for the three catalysts at constant reaction conditions is shown in Fig. 19, with both the acid and metal functions being initially active and deactivated rapidly as indicated by the C1/C3 ratio.
The variation in C1/C3 mass ratio with TOS at various reaction temperatures is shown in Fig. 17, where the acid and metal functions were initially active at the temperatures of 210 and 230 °C, meaning that constant C1/C3 ratios were obtained.
At any time t, a node j∈V becomes active when ∑ i ∈ N active ( j ) w ( i, j ) ≥ λ ( j ) where λ(j) is a threshold selected uniformly at random between 0 and 1. Therefore in the LT model, for any community C k, p C k ( i, j ) is the probability that j is eventually active when i is initially active.
Anti-angiogenic therapy is initially active on capillary formation.
During the pre-exposure session, rats were initially active during CS presentations (i.e. they exhibited low levels of freezing), but became less active towards the end of the session, presumably reflecting habituation to the conditioning chamber.
