nodal

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node
noun[ C ]

nodenoun[C] (TISSUE)

us/noʊd/
a lump of tissue:
a lymph node

nodenoun[C] (WAVE PATTERN)

physicsus/noʊd/
the point that represents the lowest amplitude in a pattern of destructive interference

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In the enriched representational context of events, situations, actions, and plans the operative representational unit is often a circuit of nodes rather than a node.
In the simulations we presented, the decision nodes are effectively the output representations.
The first array default yields a default list of paths for every node.
This is because two paths of length v which converge would represent two or more different nodes whose sets of - -successors are the same.
Figure 5(d) shows the interesting case where tabled nodes exist between a consumer and its generator.
Edges that cannot be reached from the initial node will not be visited at all.
Traversal is performed by selecting a node from the task pool, visiting that node, and then adding its successor nodes to the pool.
The left successor node is visited next, revealing three additional nodes.
This order directly induces a priority order among the nodes: to choose between two nodes, prefer the one which would be visited first.
Otherwise, we would end up in visiting all nodes in the same order as the list provided.
This operation performs create(chantype), creates a node for each of the two resulting channel ends, and returns the identifiers of the two channel ends.
Therefore, the ventral prefrontal cortex has been placed in both nodes in our model.
Inherited attributes are placed on the left side of each node.
Markers are placed on nodes, and their propagations connect the visited nodes.
The instantiation of dimensions for the nodes is done in the "instantiate rules" function.
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adjacent node
Otherwise, the adjacent node is known to be safe and both agents can move to it.
atrioventricular node
This accessory atrioventricular connection extending across the atrioventricular node was found in an infant dying suddenly and unexpectedly.
central node
Many species previously thought to be endemic to one of the three better studied regions have a distribution that extends into this central node.
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