The findings and their interpretations are discussed within the framework of event-related oscillations and complex stimulus processing emphasizing the concept of dynamic localization.
This requirement prevents, in general, the use of conductance-based synaptic interactions within the framework of event-driven simulations and, thus, the investigation of network paradigms where synaptic conductances are important.
The development is carried out within the framework of the event B method and models are validated with a proof assistant.
Although students who choose to can explore this concept within the framework of the events of September 11, they should not be required to do so.
These process parameters were used for programming the process into a simulation run (n = 1000) to determine the process costs per intervention as well as their differences (ACTUAL vs. NOMINAL) within the framework of a discrete event simulation [ 7].
For determining the actual process costs, we analyzed use of material and time parameters per intervention and used the process parameters for programming the process into a simulation run (n = 1000) to determine the process costs as well as their differences (ACTUAL vs. NOMINAL) within the framework of a discrete event simulation.
Such 'interval censoring' can be incorporated within the framework of time-to-event analysis (Lindsey and Ryan [1998]; Zhang and Sun [2010]), but the combination of time-varying covariates (TVC) and an interval-censored outcome is not routinely handled by standard statistical software.
It combines the use of formal methods widely recognized in software engineering and synthesis procedures developed within the framework of the Supervisory Control Theory for discrete event systems.
We performed our simulations within the framework of binomial variability, with expected median number of events per area per year between 3 and 10.
Education was carried to a high level of artistic refinement, as evidenced by the events organized within the framework of the city's religious festivals.
Based on the present findings, it can be asserted that children in post-war societies might not only be affected by aversive events occurring within the framework of organized violence, but also by family-related stressors, such as violence at home and parental substance use.
