Meaning of circuitry in English
(Definition of circuitry from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
circuitry | American Dictionary
the connected arrangement of the wires and other parts of a closed system through which electricity can flow:
Examples of circuitry
circuitry
We find that the effects of sawtooth adaptation are different in each condition, presumably due to differences in the circuitry of the underlying retinal pathways.
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The scenario considers the conceptual design for a component intended to act as a cover for electronic circuitry housed in an enclosure.
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The electro-pneumatic valves have within them analogue circuitry that regulates the output pressure to be proportional to input voltage.
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The thalamopallial (thalamocortical) circuitry reaches its apogee in mammals, but components are present in all vertebrates, with birds apparently having the most mammal-like circuitry.
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The findings are congruent with the possibility that common neural circuitry underlies, at least in part, processing implicated in these tasks.
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Perceptual alternation in obsessive compulsive disorder - implications for a role of the cortico-striatal circuitry in mediating awareness.
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A developmental affective neuroscience approach may clarify the factors underlying plasticity in the neural circuitry involved in distinct aspects of emotional behavior.
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Some of my self-built devices used digital logic circuitry.
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The initiation of maternal behavior thus involves specific neural circuitry; and with pregnancy, structural and molecular changes occur in specific limbic, hypothalamic, and midbrain regions.
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In addition, despite the presence of microcontroller circuitry and other technologies, we have chosen to use water as the network protocol in the piece.
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A properly functioning system of reward circuitry is clearly essential to the maintenance of healthy function in the face of trauma.
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Over the past decade, powerful new tools and approaches for understanding the neural circuitry involved in emotion have become increasingly available.
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Such a general implicit mapping deficit might be explained by a dysfunction of frontal/basal-ganglia circuitry.
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Through this integrative process, an increasingly complex social brain circuitry emerges.
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In the turtle, as for the bird, the lemnothalamic visual pathway is used as the basis for the circuitry shown.
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