To test for changes in the regularity of the spike train, we quantify the amount variability of the interspike intervals by the coefficient of variation (CV) in CC and UE sections (Supplementary Fig. S2 B1 ).
In a study on the relationship between acoustic characteristics and timing of ovulation in female Barbary macaques, we had predicted that changes in tissue water content should lead to changes in the regularity of vocal fold oscillation, and thus jitter and shimmer [Pfefferle et al., 2011].
This hybrid formulation enables the calculation of the time dependent parts of the interface jump conditions, so that one can track the transient changes in the regularities of the electromagnetic fields across a dispersive interface.
It has been demonstrated that eyelid rubbing causes an immediate and significant change in the Surface Regularity Index (SRI) and the Surface Asymmetry Index (SAI), which return to baseline by the 5th minute after rubbing [ 3].
Women were classified as pre-menopausal if they indicated having a menstrual period in the prior 3 months and no change in menstrual regularity in the prior year; they were considered post-menopausal if they had no vaginal bleeding (amenorrhea) for at least 6 months without other obvious pathological or physiological cause.
Post hoc analyses revealed that the main effect of vision only applied to the TD group: removal of vision induced significantly lower SampEn values for this group, t(10) = 4.735, p <.001, whereas removal of vision did not lead to a change in regularity for the AN group (t(10) = 0.673, p >.1).
March 7, 1846 Århus, Denmark November 5, 1896 Copenhagen, Denmark Karl Verner, in full Karl Adolf Verner (born March 7 , 1846 Århus, Den. died Nov. 5, 1896, Copenhagen) linguist and formulator of Verner's law, which provided convincing evidence of the regularity of sound change in the historical development of languages.
For hyperbolic systems which do not change the regularity of the initial value this is equivalent to assuming some regularity for the initial value.
The Mismatch Negativity (MMN) is an electrophysiological response that reflects the automatic detection of change in the sensory environment, and is elicited by violating an established regularity in a sequence of sensory stimuli.
Under such conditions, any increase in the regularity of one mosaic might necessitate a decrement in the regularity of one or more of the other mosaics.
