1. Of the nine neural spines whose heights are given, the longest ("i," associated with a dorsal vertebra) was 1.65 meters (5.4 ft) in length.

2. We had long spines, the spines forming the big sail.

3. They are contained within a pod covered with spines (spines have thickened base).

4. Neural handshake initiated.

5. ‘Bookending’ neural signals

6. Da said your spines can guide us.

7. Those dorsal spines are laden with venom.

8. 30 The dorsal arm spines are the longest nearly two arm segments in length, the ventral arm spines are much shorter.

9. A deep neural network is a neural network with a certain level of complexity, a neural network with more than two layers

10. Cacti are famous for having sharp spines

11. Yeah, a neural transmitter.

12. Connectionism is a movement in cognitive science which hopes to explain human intellectual abilities using artificial neural networks (also known as ‘neural networks’ or ‘neural nets’).

13. Harmonic music reduces neural activity.

14. Covering the surface (dermal Branchiae) in between the spines

15. Their coloration gives them the appearance of small spines.

16. The achromatic neural channel has a faster response time than the chromatic neural channels under most conditions.

17. It's programmable behavior, neural design.

18. Here, nearly all the plants are covered with ferocious spines.

19. There are three or four conical pointed arm spines.

20. Download Agiel Neural Network for free

21. We call this effect "neural entrainment."

22. (pl., Aculeae) Small spines on the wing membrane of Lepidoptera.

23. Just try not to crack the spines or burn them.

24. Better optimized neural network; choose the right Activation function, and your neural network can perform vastly better

25. Neural Arborizations are predominantly sympathetic inputs

26. This neural inhibitor is still functional.

27. It may overload your neural net.

28. And this sequence of neural activation is hypothesized to be the neural basis of those sequence of movements.

29. Wings of these species have tiny spines (Aculeae) in basal patches

30. Mackerel scad have 9 spines and 31–36 rays on their dorsal fins, while there are seven spines and 27–30 rays on their anal fins.

31. B = Bicapitate, U = unicapitate, D = disked; ornamentation: S = spines, C = calyces

32. Aculea (pl., Aculeae) = Minute spines on the wing membrane in Lepidoptera

33. One of the sharp hollow spines of a porcupine or hedgehog.

34. Central spines: 3-5, stout Awllike-like up to 5 cm yellow, orange, orange-red or brown, dark tipped, protruding through the fine, woolly, hair-like radial spines.

35. You're not actually measuring neural activity here.

36. Branchi-Standard Dorsal-fin Anal-fin Pectoral ostegal length (mm) spines elements -fin rays rays 12.2 5 12.8 5 13.4 5 14.6 5 15.0 5 17.0 5 19.2 XC I 15 5 21.2 XCI I 15 5 23.5 XCI I 15 5 30.1 XCII I, 39 14 5 33.2 XCI I, 41 15 5 42.3 XCI I, 40 15 5 Neural spines Standard Haemal length (mm) abdominal caudal total spines 12.2 50 43 93 44 12.8 50 42 92 43 13.4 51 45 96 44 14.6 52 43 95 42 15.0 51

37. The Areoles are the hairy protrusions from which the spines arise

38. The Easter lily cactus is dark green with brown spines. Sentencedict.com

39. Central spines: 3-5, stout Awllike-like up to 5 cm yellow, orange, orange-red or brown, dark-tipped, protruding through the fine, woolly, hair-like radial spines

40. Central spines: 3-5, stout Awllike-like up to 5 cm yellow, orange, orange-red or brown, dark tipped, protruding through the fine, woolly, hair-like radial spines.

41. Surprisingly during the night the red spines turn into a chalky pink.

42. 11 Neural networks go by many aliases.

43. The venomous spines make the fish inedible or deter most potential predators.

44. You want to pave new neural roads.

45. Periodic neural activity is a normal behavior.

46. A predator with two-metre-long spines rising over its back.

47. 7 The scales are armed with low granules and simple spines.

48. Aind Term 2 -- Lesson on Convolutional Neural Networks - GitHub - udacity/Aind2-cnn: Aind Term 2 -- Lesson on Convolutional Neural Networks

49. OpenNN, a comprehensive C++ library implementing neural networks.

50. 14 The neural network picture is still building.

51. His dissertation on feline neural disorders would waIt.

52. News stories of genocidal revenge killings are sending chills down our spines.

53. 8 Periodic neural activity is a normal behavior.

54. The multidisciplinary approach to neural networks is exciting.

55. Spines at the base of leaves allow Bedstraw to cling to objects.

56. The anal fin contains three spines and nine to 11 (usually 10) rays.

57. Could this explain Albert Einstein's extraordinary neural anatomy?

58. The chicken spalt4 gene (csal4) is expressed in the neural tube, migrating neural crest, Branchial arches and, transiently, in the cranial ectoderm

59. In some smaller madtoms, the spines have a groove and venom sac.

60. And these spines don't always drive you to make the best choices.

61. After applying the Colorize Neural Filter in Photoshop

62. 15 Hitachi has developed a wafer-scale neural network.

63. And with chicks to feed, he also uses the spines as a larder.

64. We could disable their neural network at a stroke.

65. It's essential to blood formation, neural function and growth.

66. You have that single neural connection, that one synapse.

67. 13 Neural networks deal only with numeric input data.

68. 6 Neural microchips come in a variety of designs.

69. 1 Neural networks can learn solutions to difficult problems.

70. Trout-perches (Percopsidae) 1. adipose fin; 2. spines leading to dorsal and anal fins

71. All Cacti have areoles, or small bumps from which sprout flowers, branches, or spines.

72. "Decoding the neural representation of story meanings across languages".

73. Key words: acid rain, desulphurization, modelling, neural networks, pollution.

74. A neural mechanism seems, by contrast, to be feasible.

75. 9 His dissertation on feline neural disorders would waIt.

76. Now almost all neural networks use artificially injected noise.

77. NeuroplAsticity, also known as neural plAsticity, or brain plAsticity, is the ability of neural networks in the brain to change through growth and reorganization

78. Areoles are the cactus equivalent of tree branches, and the spines are the

79. Listen to Abreaction by Neural Fx on Apple Music

80. This body isn't accepting your neural pattern very easily.