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A Spiking Neural Sparse Distributed Memory Implementation for Learning and Predicting Temporal Sequeman’s context layer, time delay nets or shift register-like context memories. This machine can perform sequence detection, prediction and learning of new sequences. The network model is an associative memory with a separate store for the sequence context of a pattern. Learning is one-shot. The model

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Resonant Theory of Dissociative Attachment,hment reduces the number of free electrons and decreases electron conductivity. Dissociative attachment to chlorine-containing molecules is of special importance in many applications, particularly in excimer lasers, plasma etching and optically controlled diffuse discharge switches.

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Amidine-Based Compounds Affecting ,-Arginine Metabolismuences, with disruption of normal homeostasis in the human body. In particular, in recent years great interest has been directed to therapeutic applications able to restore the metabolism of .-Arg, increasing substrate availability or influencing specific pathways. The development of arginine mimeti

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The Tensor Description of Embedded Surfacesspace. That is, a hypersurface is characterized by a codimension of 1, codimension being the difference between the dimensions of the ambient and embedded spaces. Curves, the subject of Chap. 13, embedded in the three-dimensional Euclidean space have codimension two.

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,To Become Gods, or to Perish in the Process…,become modern philosophy of technology. Seen the relevance of many authors from this field and their direct or indirect relation to Bergson, this chapter will discuss the relation between humanity and technology through the eyes of a broad tradition in philosophy, rather than merely those of Bergson.

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