circuiting

What these brain circuits actually do is calculate an estimated reward, based on your knowledge, expectations, and decisions, versus what actually happens.

In a recent study, we reported how we managed to extract copper from discarded computer circuit boards using this method and recycle it into high-quality foil.

Such circuits could be built into small, portable devices, and would carry out complex computational tasks that today only supercomputers can handle.

SDG&E has increased its capacity to modify grids and move power loads to other circuits, Winn said.

This means that its effect is temporary, giving the neural circuit breathing room to readjust its activity.

He went on to be a star on the international circuit all the way until his retirement in 2013.

And in September 2008, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit ordered the release of a 21-photo subset.

She made the talk show circuit and wrote a book that garnered her a reported $4,000,000 advance.

Take the case of Herx v. Diocese of Fort Wayne, an employment discrimination suit in the Seventh Circuit.

Justice Sotomayor stopped gay marriages in Kansas before they even start thanks to a split among circuit courts.

This Isthmus has a circuit of fully five hundred leagues and is occupied by the Soriquois tribe.

There are nine of these courts, one for each circuit into which the United States is divided.

At a circuit dinner, a counsellor observed to another, "I shall certainly hang your client."

On a rocky islet in the centre of a fresh water pond two miles in circuit they commenced erecting a fort and store house.

An attorney traveling with his clerk to the circuit, the latter asked his master what was the chief point in a lawsuit.