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| ratio is superior due to greater proximity to | neural activity |
| Recently, photoinhibition, the inhibition of | neural activity with light, has become feasible with |
| uli and stress rose at the moment of decision, | neural activity in the "dominant" (left) hemisphere w |
| "Psychomotor set" describes | neural activity that occurs when a motor action in re |
| ple-color, optical activation and silencing of | neural activity. |
| Olfactory fatigue is an example of | neural adaptation or sensory adaptation. |
| ATOH1 is required for the formation of both | neural and non-neural cell types. |
| er found to be widely distributed in mammalian | neural and endocrine cells. |
| ment of eyes and other sensory organs, certain | neural and epidermal tissues as well as other homolog |
| emergent structures evolved hand in hand with | neural and hormonal mechanisms to support them becaus |
| ures shared with Cetiosauridae, such as a high | neural arch above the vertebral foramen. |
| correctly identified it as the front part of a | neural arch. |
| orsal or posterior cervical vertebra; a dorsal | neural arch; a partial dorsal vertebra; the anterior |
| s as poor bone ossification is present and the | neural arches are paired and disarticulated from the |
| Our | neural architecture places relationships at the crux |
| m and changes in psychological functioning and | neural architecture across the lifespan, and therefor |
| anguage modeling, natural language processing, | neural auditory processing, acoustic processing, opti |
| Farah's early work focused on the | neural bases of vision and memory. |
| h Center and is a member of the Center for the | Neural Basis of Cognition at CMU. |
| hetics laboratories, laboratories studying the | neural basis of learning, and motor prosthetics appro |
| ty and has been a member of the Center for the | Neural Basis of Cognition ever since. |
| uter Science Department and the Center for the | Neural Basis of Cognition at Carnegie Mellon Universi |
| Cadherin-2 (CDH2), also known as | neural cadherin (NCAD) is a protein that in humans is |
| NCAMs | Neural Cell Adhesion Molecules |
| cid, a modulator of the adhesive properties of | neural cell adhesion molecule (NCAM1). |
| posttranslational modification that occurs on | neural cell adhesion molecules (NCAM). |
| Neural cell adhesion molecule L1-like protein also kn | |
| diffusible survival evasion peptide, promotes | neural cell survival under conditions of severe oxida |
| he cells in the ectoderm that circumvent these | neural cells do not receive the BMP-4 inhibitor signa |
| Experiments to alter expression of miR-124 in | neural cells did not appear to affect differentiation |
| s as well as ionotropic glutamate receptors in | neural cells have been found in taste buds and may co |
| ctoderm cells would automatically develop into | neural cells. |
| verlying cells of the ectoderm to develop into | neural cells. |
| ico-striato-thalamocortical circuit, a type of | neural circuit in the brain |
| dance mechanisms that are essential for normal | neural circuit development. |
| Brain-scan studies show that the | neural circuitry that normally responds to the pleasu |
| Main article: Reentry ( | neural circuitry) |
| to the function of biological tissues such as | neural circuits in vivo (see references from the scie |
| of assembly and functional organization of the | neural circuits that underlie autonomic functions and |
| ratory's current focus is to dissect genes and | neural circuits underlying innate behaviors. |
| According to Jay Neitz, “If the | neural circuits for color vision are sufficiently pla |
| e response in the observer, underpinned by the | neural circuits involved in somatosensory mirroring a |
| eitz further states that since apparently "the | neural circuits can handle even higher dimensions of |
| case of excitotoxicity, or over-excitation of | neural circuits, which can occur in neurodegenerative |
| of synapses, and the wiring and development of | neural circuits. |
| papers in 2009 have also provided insight into | neural codes relevant to autism, Schizophrenia, drug |
| In particular, his research has focused on | neural coding mechanisms for cochlear implants and th |
| e 1920s, Edgar Adrian formulated the theory of | neural communication that the frequency of action pot |
| Neural Computation is a peer-reviewed academic journa | |
| The harmonic mind: From | neural computation to Optimality-Theoretic grammar (p |
| Neural Computation was founded in 1989 and is publish | |
| archer in the field of computational logic and | neural computation, in particular hybrid systems with |
| operates similarly to a computer virus using a | neural computer system. |
| A | neural condition. |
| vizi J, Van Hoesen G, Buckwalter J, Damasio A. | Neural connections of the posteromedial cortex in the |
| utism is marked by underfunctioning high-level | neural connections and synchronization, along with an |
| isotropy (roughly the level of organization of | neural connections) in schizophrenia. |
| Mind and The Evolving Brain: The Mind and the | Neural Control of Behavior that provide an overview o |
| anics, circulation, and sensory physiology and | neural coordination. |
| The | Neural Correlates of Consciousness: Empirical and Con |
| In: Thomas Metzinger (ed.) | Neural Correlates of Consciousness - Empirical and co |
| His focus is on investigating | neural correlates of classical ethological concepts s |
| collaborator in the endeavour of locating the | neural correlates of consciousness was the late Franc |
| response gene and is induced in the developing | neural crest at specification. |
| Neural crest | |
| um develops from other cells, most likely from | neural crest cells. |
| d ligands confer rostrocaudal pattern to trunk | neural crest migration Source: CURRENT BIOLOGY, 7 (8) |
| The cranial | neural crest is a form of neural crest. |
| The cardiac | neural crest develops from the dorsal neural tube. |
| The cardiac | neural crest complex is a form of neural crest. |
| helium, and are not derived from the migratory | neural crest source that provides the enteric nervous |
| sensory neurons in the dorsal spinal cord from | neural crest cells by generating signals within the r |
| bution to the field was her demonstration that | neural crest cells formed the jaw cartilage and tooth |
| some mesenchyme is derived from | neural crest cells and thus originates from the ectod |
| Cristozoa is a grouping of animals possessing | neural crest and derivatives. |
| It overlaps the vagal | neural crest and migrates to populate the pharyngeal |
| Heart- and | neural crest derivatives-expressed protein 2 is a pro |
| The cranial | neural crest arises in the anterior and populates the |
| proto-oncogene, and are specific for cells of | neural crest origin. |
| in older texts) is developmentally formed from | neural crest, specifically the cardiac neural crest, |
| ectoderm (also known as surface ectoderm), the | neural crest, and neural tube. |
| , minor defects in structures arising from the | neural crest, and pigmentation anomalies. |
| chondrocranium, and is derived primarily from | neural crest-derived mesenchyme. |
| They are derived from | neural crest. |
| ponsible for an increased understanding of the | neural crest. |
| embryo it is made by migrating cells like the | neural crest; it is also abundant in developing tendo |
| ipate in pathological reactions, including the | neural damage after ischemia and subsequent cell deat |
| ressure before suffering a high probability of | neural damage. |
| IH funded effort to develop software tools for | neural data analysis in the form of the Chronux packa |
| etts, USA hosted a workshop on the analysis of | neural data. |
| focuses on neuroscience research, particularly | neural development and neuroplasticity underlying neu |
| I, "Genetic Analysis of Olfactory Behavior and | Neural Development" |
| During | Neural development, there is an extensive Neuronal Mi |
| cells, influence on bone metabolism, cachexia, | neural development, embryogenesis and inflammation. |
| Nkx2-2as is involved in | Neural development. |
| by the FMR1 gene, which is required for normal | neural development. |
| ng, auditory processing disorder, autism), the | neural encoding of speech can provide a biological ma |
| at Northwestern University, investigating the | neural encoding of speech and music and its plasticit |
| Her research examines the | neural encoding of sound in the normal system, how it |
| nt in astrocytes, where it plays a key role in | neural energy metabolism. |
| ental energy is transformed into electrical or | neural energy. |
| JOONE (Java Object Oriented | Neural Engine) is a component based neural network fr |
| This adaptation may be due to | neural fatigue or may be due to coupled hemodynamic p |
| e defined by the formation of a head fold, the | neural folds, and their fusion to form the neural tub |
| These are named the | neural folds; they commence some little distance behi |
| ion channels, receptors, enzymes to understand | neural function. |
| wn to reduce the amount of latent virus in the | neural ganglia. |
| mote excellence in research on behavioural and | neural genetics |
| The International Behavioural and | Neural Genetics Society (IBANGS) was founded in 1996. |
| ounded in 1996 as the European Behavioural and | Neural Genetics Society, with Hans-Peter Lipp as its |
| r the Front Line Assembly single, see Tactical | Neural Implant |
| ects, low-K dielectrics, or even intracortical | neural implants. |
| Neural Impulse Actuator (July, 2008) while this devic | |
| Noggin plays a key role in | neural induction by inhibiting BMP4, along with other |
| Advances in | Neural Information Processing Systems 6, Morgan Kaufm |
| Advances in | Neural Information Processing Systems 8: Proceedings |
| urophysiology, control theory, and implantable | neural interfaces. |
| A synapse is a | neural junction used for communication between neuron |
| An example is | neural KCNQ/M (Kv7) potassium channelosome (see Delma |
| It is the highest | neural level of a sensory perception. |
| t examines the associations between social and | neural levels of organizations and the biological mec |
| At all but low frequencies, the | neural measure averages over multiple cycles to give |
| adena CA) is a neuroscientist who works on the | neural mechanisms of sequence generation and learning |
| es E. Skinner and Professor Donald Lindsley on | neural mechanisms of attention. |
| re still struggling to do so… The employing of | neural mechanisms to enhance motor development is now |
| "Lopez (Direct | Neural Mix)" 6:44 |
| The algorithms and | neural nets designed for calculating the dimensions o |
| Neural Nets and the Brain Model Problem, Ph.D. disser | |
| relies on machine learning techniques such as | neural nets, which may be trained to assess the struc |
| Volume 2 contains a variety of | neural network models that investigate how these repr |
| on from 1971-96, and President of the European | Neural Network Society from 1993-4 |
| Neural network diagram | |
| Encog:another | neural network programmed in Java |
| ng language Sather in 1990 and developed novel | neural network and machine learning algorithms. |
| The goals of the IFCS | neural network project are. |
| In 1990, he introduced the Simple Recurrent | neural network (aka 'Elman network'), which is a wide |
| pamine and also brains “reward system”, or the | neural network associated with pleasure, arousal, foc |
| Lifetime Achievement Award from International | Neural Network Society in 1993. |
| Rethinking Innateness , a book which examines | neural network approaches to development. |
| Their attack employed a | neural network to recognize the key being pressed. |
| rganizing neurodynamics; mental disorders; and | neural network technology. |
| Grossberg won the first 1991 IEEE | Neural Network Pioneer Award, the 1992 INNS Leadershi |
| Neuroph is an object-oriented | neural network framework written in Java. |
| yan matter which allows them to build powerful | neural network computers and experiment with distorti |
| Neural network models have indicated that this is not | |
| The outputs of the | neural network were run directly to instrumentation f |
| clinical neurobiology to stimulate a neuron or | neural network in the brain through the direct or ind |
| Neuroph core classes correspond to basic | neural network concepts like artificial neuron, neuro |
| he back of their necks) that is connected to a | neural network that inputs basic education through di |
| ved the 2008 Hebb Award from the International | Neural Network Society. |
| provides excellent detection capability, using | neural network and heuristic, and low use of the comp |
| He received the 2004 IEEE | Neural Network Society Pioneer Award for contribution |
| Joone can be considered to be more of a | neural network framework than a full integrated devel |
| To develop a | neural network that can train itself to analyze the f |
| ontrol software that incorporate self-learning | neural network technology. |
| dely known for his invention of an associative | neural network in 1982. |
| ical formalism that is used in many biological | neural network research today. |
| models, molecular protein folding models, and | neural network models. |
| ce of an overall operating mode of the brain's | neural network is mentioned explicitly in the literat |
| numerical perversity: Teaching arithmetic to a | neural network, Neural Networks for Knowledge Represe |
| accordingly to the category recognized by the | neural network. |
| omputing is a framework for computation like a | neural network. |
| e conducted in 2003 to test the outputs of the | neural network. |
| ns, interval arithmetic, analog computing, and | neural networks and the modeling of consciousness. |
| utionary Computation Pioneer Award of the IEEE | Neural Networks Society (US, 2002). |
| On a more general level, many large-scale | neural networks in the brain, such as the visual syst |
| He wrote important early papers on | neural networks and pattern recognition and machine l |
| Neural Networks | |
| Neural Networks MLP | |
| estimating process data using self-organizing | neural networks |
| stem modeling, DSP and embedded system design, | neural networks and real-time analog and digital I/O. |
| Connectionism uses | neural networks to simulate the brain. |
| order to identify the operating principles of | neural networks and to obtain “soft” control. |
| ore recent implementations of soft sensors use | neural networks or fuzzy computing. |
| he developed one of the first winner-take-all | neural networks in 1970. |
| Epagogix is a UK-based company that uses | neural networks and analytical software to predict wh |
| an be extended and customized to create custom | neural networks and learning rules. |
| It can be used to create and train | neural networks in Java programs. |
| Use of Recurrent | Neural Networks for Strategic Data Mining of Sales [I |
| As an example, the | neural networks would take user input, such as a sear |
| Cognitive Science Society and of International | Neural Networks Society. |
| in applications and development of artificial | neural networks in chemistry. |
| as a strong focus on code-based development of | neural networks rather than visual construction. |
| Anderson's | neural networks were used to spread across a WordNet |
| chniques (expert system, case-based reasoning, | neural networks and genetic algorithms). |
| Medicine and neuroscience - tackling | neural networks experimentally (brain slicing) as wel |
| ech on Hardware Implementations of Large-scale | Neural Networks as part of the initiation activities |
| plications as a second edition under the title | Neural Networks and Drug Design. |
| el methods, closely related to some artificial | neural networks such as radial basis function network |
| extended to build new learning algorithms and | neural networks architectures. |
| ather of nonlinear circuit theory and cellular | neural networks", he is also the inventor and namesak |
| Processing, applying connectionist models (or | neural networks) to explain cognitive phenomena such |
| nlinear approximation (especially in regard to | neural networks), theoretical biology, quantum comput |
| en as a rough description (e.g. in the case of | neural networks), or not at all. |
| ques, has located these functions to different | neural networks, some of which are in different cereb |
| behavioral momentum, Connectionist systems or | neural networks, hyperbolic discounting, foraging, er |
| ogics algorithms, cluster analysis, artificial | neural networks, genetic algorithms and others techni |
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