We should start thinking about how to connect the neurons in the network such that we preserve their effective connections as they are in the real network, and the SIE could be a useful tool to achieve that.
"The idea is that if the net is loose, any synapse can come in and make contact," whereas a tight net prevents new synapses from forming, preserving connections that were established before, he says.
The following theorem gives necessary and sufficient conditions for such a heteroclinic cycle to be robust to perturbations in X I, depending on its connection scheme (we will require robustness to preserve the connection scheme).
We consider robustness to perturbations that preserve the connection scheme - there are situations where a typical perturbation may break a connection but preserve a nearby connection in a larger invariant subspace.
We give liberté as "freedom" to preserve the connection with libre, "free," even though this choice would have produced "freedom, equality, and fraternity" if Tocqueville had cited the revolutionary formula.
"She has to preserve the connection with her audience.
Does the artwork attached to the refrigerator preserve their connection to him or cruelly rub their faces in his absence?
To preserve its connection to the river, Davenport, which had major flooding last spring, decided years ago not to build a flood wall.
The second purpose of the cause-and-prejudice test is to preserve the connection between federal collateral review and the general "deterrent" function served by the Great Writ.
DaVita stressed to its staff its "intent to keep Dr. Mahnensmith happy to protect its contracts with Yale," the complaints say, because "the Yale contracts afforded DaVita both financial gain and status". To preserve that connection, court papers say, DaVita failed to act when clinic administrators reported Dr. Mahnensmith's misbehavior.
To preserve 's connection with its own neighbors on, this switching is propagated to those neighbors, and then to neighbors of those neighbors, and so on. .
