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If coherence is driven solely by acoustic fluctuations, then we might expect that presentation of a mixture of different amplitude envelopes would reduce cerebro-acoustic coherence.

Strong positive coherences will drive the accumulation process more rapidly than weaker coherences, leading to the slope effect observed in Figure 9.

We have shown here that age-related improvements in motion coherence sensitivity are driven by an increase in the effective number of local motion signals that are averaged (i.e., improved global integration).

Instead, developmental increases in motion coherence sensitivity appear to be driven solely by age-related increases in sampling.

The optical properties of weak probe light based on quantum coherence and interference in Landau-quantized graphene nanostructure driven by two coherent fields and incoherent pumping field is investigated.

Tomas Rosicky brought a sharp increase in coherence and drive when he came on as a substitute, but Wenger continues to be concerned by his fragility after a long injury.

Because the coherence appears only when movements are voluntarily driven, the common subcortical oscillator might also be driven by descending inputs from the cerebral cortex and/or by peripheral feedback associated with the movement.

Finally, we conducted an additional analysis to verify that coherence in the middle temporal gyrus was not driven by differential responses to the acoustic onset of intelligible sentences.

Under normal listening conditions, when utterances are typically grounded in a pragmatically rich context, activity within the system is most heavily weighted towards the semantic coherence and plausibility of the sentence and less heavily driven by syntactic analysis.

In every beam pair a piezo driven mirror at 110 Hz frequency destroys phase coherence between orthogonal beam pairs and therefore avoids interference effects, which lead to an instable MOT position.

The hasty crisis-to-crisis policy decision-making lacks coherence for the obvious reason that it is more or less driven by a desire to please the stock market.