Examples of hard-wired

• Perhaps the liability to neuroticism is relatively ' hard-wired ' and the magnitude of gene expression insensitive to environmental variation.

• Dream production is an automatic, hard-wired, regularly activated feature of human brain function.

• It seems that the threshold of pain perception is hard-wired into the brain.

• The second possible distinction is that representations can be learned and reprogrammed, whereas instantiations are innate or hard-wired.

• Quite diverse software programs can be run on this hardware, and, in terms of selecting among the broad cultural options faced, nothing is hard-wired.

• While the user sets the first, the second is very complex and is hard-wired into the program.

• Many patterns are hard-wired into our mind: we inherit actions and reactions that guarantee our survival.

• They were, so to speak, hard-wired in human nature, although their proportionate strengths differed from one individual to the next.

• This persuades that temporal experiences are cognitively mediated and are hard-wired in the brain.

• These systems were initially not frameworks but had a hard-wired object language.

• Moreover, producers increasingly lose control of their production decisions, as the management technology is genetically hard-wired in the seed23.

• The communication skeletons considered are standard collective communication primitives (broadcast, translation, etc.) which are either hard-wired or optimized on many parallel machines.

• This disposition has been interpreted as a "hard-wired" mechanism, in which the emotional experience per se is of subordinate importance.

• This is in contrast to many existing rewriting-based languages where the term reduction strategy is hard-wired and not accessible to the designer of an application.

• For if our minds are hard-wired to categorize like computers, as they claim, then our nature as embodied neural beings cannot matter to selfunderstanding.