0 present participle of rewire --
1 to put a new system of electric wires into a building or machine: --
Grossberg's worry about the plausibility of "rewiring" seems to apply to the very literal rewiring that might be done by a neural electrician.
Rewiring of the yeast transcriptional network through the evolution of motif usage.
Thus, this aspect of the rewiring of the hippocampus as a result of a disruption of a particular population of cells is also consistent with possibility 1 as listed above.
Grainger suggests that rewiring is implausible and unimplementable.
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.
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.
In the figure we show several values of the probability of extinction, e, in networks with different rewiring probabilities.
Learning involves the addition of new nodes and arcs without any cutting or rewiring of old transitions.
