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...delines given below are intended to keep the organization and style of the book consistent, to reduce the need to rework edits, and to communicate best pra *The book is divided into chapters and sections, with related sections grouped into s ...

...ontinuously evolving, there are no finite "versions" or "editions" of this book. Permanent links to known good versions of the pages may be provided. ...d an introduction to selected advanced topics in the field. Topics in this book are added at the discretion of the authors and represent the available expe ...

==Chapter 9: Images, Media, Templates and Special Characters== ...lude more than simply text. Images and media files enhance content whereas templates (such as the ubiquitous infoboxes) and tables can help you lay out articles ...

| Book = Neuroimaging Data Processing/Processing/Steps === Templates === ...

| Book = Wikibooks:Templates ...ibretexts.org/Bookshelves/University_Physics/University_Physics_(OpenStax)/Book%3A_University_Physics_I_-_Mechanics_Sound_Oscillations_and_Waves_(OpenStax) ...

| Book = Wikibooks:Templates ...were. This explains why the task described above did not specify which two specific data points to collect; <math>\vec v_{\text{average}} </math> should be sim ...

...commend submissions in the form of LaTeX documents. Publishers offer LaTeX templates. ...to use the engines and the systems you want. Distributions usually target specific operating systems. You can use different systems on different engines, but ...

| Book = Wikibooks:Templates ...onal situation). From this, we can describe where the center of mass (in a specific direction) by knowing the relative mass and coordinate of each cart. ...

...but imagine for instance if <tt>text</tt> contained the text of an entire book. In some cases, a function requires an array of a specific length to work: ...

| Book = Wikibooks:Templates ...a constant vertical speed rather than accelerating towards the ocean. This specific example will be further explored in [[Physics Explained Through a Video Gam ...

...groove. As a result, proteins like transcription factors that can bind to specific sequences in double-stranded DNA usually make contacts to the sides of the Nucleosides can be phosphorylated by specific kinases in the cell on the sugar's primary alcohol group (-CH2-OH), produci ...

. This book provides a fantastic introduction into modeling simple neural systems, and ...and recurrent weights are not labeled. Based on Tom Anastasio's excellent book "Tutorial on Neural Systems Modeling".]] ...