Значения термина emergent property на английском

Inhibitory interneurons often generate synchronous activity as an emergent property of their interconnections.

Consciousness is an emergent property and not a process in and of itself.

Traffic is perhaps the world's most infuriating example of what's known as an emergent property.

Problem is, we're talking about an emergent property here.

By consequence, adaptation can many times be considered a purely emergent property of the collective system.

If they are disconnected or damaged, there is no underlying circuitry from which the emergent property arises.

It's very myopic. Copy-paste this inefficiency across the highway and you start to create an emergent property of misery.

Or any number of creatures capable of organizing themselves majestically and somewhat mysteriously into cohesive groups- aso-calledemergent property of their individual actions.

We can also easily imagine the existence of a deity as pure spirit, not an emergent property of complex matter but existing independently of matter.

Their research stirred an ongoing scientific fascination with emergent properties and complexities.

Emergent properties are usually quite astounding.

Are such tendencies accidental, emergent properties of a highly complex system, or are they hardwired into the structure of the EU?

He also foresees insight into the mystery of how the emergent properties of these circuits-suchas memory storage and retrieval, and intelligence-comeabout.

Here, we examine subjectivity and consciousness as emergent properties of the computational complexity of information processing by the brain, rather than metaphysical phenomena.

A network of Wilson-Cowan (WC) oscillators is constructed, and its emergent properties of synchronization and desynchronization are investigated by both computer simulation and formal analysis.

With those, neuroscientists will be able to map 10,000 or 100,000 or even more connections in the brain-andunderstand their emergent properties all the better.