Which of the following is not an example of an architectural constraint?

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The statement that "at birth all neurons appear to be inhibitory" does not describe an architectural constraint related to the structure or organization of the brain or neural networks. Instead, it makes a general claim about the nature of neurons at birth, which does not directly relate to the architectural aspects of how neurons or brain areas are organized or interact. Architectural constraints typically involve how components are structured or connected, such as the roles of excitatory vs. inhibitory neurons (A), the specialization of brain areas (B), and the connectivity between different brain regions (D).

Which of the Following Is Not an Example of an Architectural