Sentence examples for at preferential frequencies from inspiring English sources
Many neurons exhibit resonances whereby subthreshold oscillatory behaviour is amplified for inputs at preferential frequencies, for example as seen in neurons of rat sensorimotor cortex [18].
Our work is based on the method for constructing the Green's function of a single branched passive dendritic tree as originally proposed by Abbott et al. [15, 16] and generalised by Coombes et al. [17] to treat resonant membrane (whereby subthreshold oscillatory behaviour is amplified for inputs at preferential frequencies determined by ionic currents such as I h ).
The oscillatory light enhanced both the in-phase and out-phase responses of LFP at the preferential frequencies of 5 10 Hz.
The statistical analysis of the oscillatory motion of the magnetopause based on THEMIS spacecraft observations by Plaschke et al. (2009b) has shown enhanced oscillation activity at a set of preferential frequencies, same as observed on the ground, in the noon local time sector during periods of northward IMF, slow or moderate solar wind speed and low solar wind cone angle.
These dominant frequencies essentially agree with those observed on the ground, though a preferential frequency at 1.3 mHz is not evident in the present statistics.
A set of filters, called "Spatial Frequency Channels", performs this analysis: Each channel is tuned to a preferential frequency band, with declining sensitivity to increasingly different frequencies.
Communist-bloc countries sold goods at preferential prices.
So far, the Saudis have declined to grant Jordan oil at preferential rates, Mr. Alkadiri said.
This means that we would not expect QD formation unless InAs growth is enhanced at preferential sites of the surface.
In addition, real induction arrows (Parkinson1962; Figure 3), which intrinsically tend to point toward lower resistivity areas, do not appear to have any preferential orientation or length at high frequencies (1,100 Hz; Figure 3c).
A perfect microphone would vibrate at a known frequency at, and only at, certain input frequencies.
