We see several snippets of banal chatter, lots of activity and noise.
Microelectrodes placed in the primary visual cortex, the first way station for visual information in the cerebral cortex, picked up only a steady, quiet chatter of neural activity while the monkeys performed the task.
But the amount of chatter and activity surrounding insurance in the venture world is growing.
Early in the session, there was a constant stream of chatter and activity, as teams formed and discussed their projects.
Your answer would probably tend towards the noises you hear each day as you walk around the bustling of traffic, the chatter of crowds, the hum of activity that makes up any urban setting.
Dr. Rubinstein and his colleagues suspect that when the ear is damaged and the "chatter" stops, the brain interprets the lack of activity as noise.
The clinic is already a beehive of activity, a cacophony of colour and chatter as women from all corners of the village converge on the modest building.
Evidently, what we perceive as "paying attention" to something originates, at the cellular level, in the synchronized firing of a group of neurons, whose rhythmic electrical activity rises above the background chatter of the vast neuronal crowd.
The activity of the television cameramen, the chatter of the play-by-play announcers and the presence of the newspaper reporters suggested that the new league was already being taken seriously.
Cooking together is a central activity of my wolf pack and is accompanied by some dancing music, free-flowing Girlfriend Wine and the constant chatter of shared secrets and stories interrupted by comments like "I think this needs more salt".
