Titlebook: Biological Prototypes and Synthetic Systems; Volume 1 Proceedings Eugene E. Bernard,Morley R. Kare Conference proceedings 1962 Plenum Press

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Thomas Deutschl?nder,Hermann M?chel operations of several kinds. Among others we have studied arrays containing up to several dozen image elements. We have shown the existence of image transformations which break up the message space of all inputs into disjoint subsets called constellations. These are isomorphic with isolated cluster

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Mitten im Nirgendwo – Kiritimati be clustered roughly into two groupings or classes: those potentials which are clearly and specifically related to the organisms1 exposure to a stimulus, and those in which the potentials are related to the environmental status of the organisms in a more general sense. Potential changes falling int

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Marakei – Das traditionelle Kiribatia on “normal specimens” were compared to the anatomical lesions of humans who exhibited aberrant behavior. The advent of electrical recording provided a powerful additional tool. It became possible to measure the electrical signs of neural activity while observing or controlling the stimulating cond

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-54785-4terdependence of parts, and a technique for distinguishing between essential and nonessential components for achieving integrated function. Some studies from this point of view are presented here. They deal with the beginning of and subsequent changes in the bioelectric patterns of heart, muscle, br

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Imke Hoppe,Ines L?rcher,Bastian Kie?lingable relationship to the underlying neural structures (Fig. 1). Further observations have led to the thesis that this dc field is generated within and distributed by elements of the central nervous system and that it constitutes a primitive type of data transmission and control system (Becker, 1960;

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