Examples of rewire

• The authors show that, with a sufficiently high rewiring probability, full cooperation can be reached in all social dilemma games experimented on.

• They trained adult ferrets, rewired in one hemisphere at birth, to discriminate between visual and auditory stimuli presented to the normal hemisphere.

• He built his studio as if it were a large musical instrument, mainly by rewiring the old equipment he assembled during the 1970s.

• The probability that such rewiring is allowed, is chosen to depend on the fitness (average payoff) of the agent wanting to be rewired.

• The sternum was rewired and chest closed in the standard fashion.

• But prevailing evidence suggests that this raw frequency information is not rewired into internal circuitry, forever lost to consciousness and executive processing.

• We have studied all the range of values of the rewiring probability from p=0 to p=1.

• The issue of rewiring is quite orthogonal to the question of feedback.

• In the figure we show several values of the probability of extinction, e, in networks with different rewiring probabilities.

• Was this what he had in mind when he rewired the phone system in his hometown at age 13?

• Judging from neurological exams, rewiring of this muscle is not a common feature of autism, but it does occur in some idiopathic cases, as it did in the thalidomide cases.

• It is perhaps worth mentioning, however, that this rewrite system is not confluent on planar circuits because of the restrictions on rewiring moves on the two units.

• Grainger suggests that rewiring is implausible and unimplementable.

• To think that the physics department will buy the music department a new gigabit router, and pay to rewire the concert halls with fibre, seems like pipe dreaming.

• Grossberg's worry about the plausibility of "rewiring" seems to apply to the very literal rewiring that might be done by a neural electrician.