The x-axis shows the nine combinations, for example Burst-Const means the burst kernel with a piecewise constant stimulus, Delay-OU means the delay kernel with a stochastic stimulus generated by the OU process, and so on.
A search stimulus (generated by TDT System 3) was used to search for neuronal unit activity in the IC; this comprised a wideband noise (duration 50 ms), gated on and off with cosine-squared ramps lasting 8 ms, and a repetition period of 300 ms.
We developed a novel approach by combining traffic monitoring with noise mapping on the basis of a standardized traffic-noise stimulus generated by controlled vehicle operation to investigate temporal and spatial heterogeneity of traffic noise.
The CXCR4/SDF-1 axis has been postulated as being critical in this process (Taichman et al, 2002; Sun et al, 2003) but we have previously shown that this forms only a part of the invasive stimulus generated by the BMS (Hart et al, 2005).
Then, the slow transient continues to produce egestive behavior for a considerable time even after the local true stimulus generated by the animal's contact with the intrinsically edible seaweed has, once away from the point of attachment, resumed its ingestive character.
"In addition to the sizable economic stimulus generated by the construction and development of the pipeline, the more stable supply of oil will lead to other positive outcomes," he stated at the outset of his 56-page report.
The ingestive goal coincides with the ingestive true stimulus generated by the seaweed, and so matching the behavior to the true stimulus is all that is required.
As such, the stimulus generated by stretching and movement may result in pain sensitisation and the anatomical disruption of adhesions may help curtail the sensitisation process.
Artificial grammar learning is an implicit process, detecting the regularities in a series of stimuli generated by a finite-state-rule system.
A definition is proposed whereby habit is a process by which a stimulus generates an impulse to act as a result of a learned stimulus-response association.
