In fact, the idea of well defined, type-dependent local connectivity patterns (microcircuits) has a long history (Passingham, 2002), and is prominent in many areas, from sensory (e.g., retina; Masland, 2001) to processing (e.g., neocortex; Mountcastle, 1997) to movement (e.g., spinal cord; Grillner et al., 2005).
"The stories and ideas are so well defined, and there are so many throwaways in the body of the original work, a one-line mention or a side item or a cameo shot of a character, that were basically great wonderful springboards we could grow the world from," he said.
Although the idea is relatively well defined in control theory, it brings difficulties and challenges to determine the stability of the impulsive differential equation due to a combination of current and past error states.
Interviewing continued until no new ideas emerged and concepts were well defined.
He thinks that the idea of intrinsic aging is not well defined and that contrary to the theories of the evolutionary biologists, there may be simple ways to intervene in the aging process.
This study is however based on the idea that the concept of 'acceptability' has not been well defined and studied in the context of trans-cultural societies and with regard to what attributes constitute the concept.
The fact that euphractine armadillos represent a zoogeographically well defined group that occupies the pampas and savannas of Southern South America [ 69] adds credit to the idea that this major environmental change created ecological opportunities that triggered the diversification of this subfamily.
There may even be a well defined sense in which pictures can be combined to produce structurally complex pictures (as in British Empiricism: image-like simple ideas are combined to produce complex ideas, e.g., the idea of a unicorn see also Prinz 2002).
"You need to be sure, well defined.
This crucial term is not well defined.
