Results were used to confirm that subjects had been attentive continuously during the silent reading task.
Importantly, the software can run the stored recording continuously or eliminate silent periods where no signal occurs.
In these conditions, all (Sanchez-Vives and McCormick 2000) or about a half (Shu et al. 2003) of layer V neurons continuously fire during silent states.
In this regard, it is significant that silencers, where Sir1 binds, also continuously maintain the silent state, even in the absence of DNA replication (Cheng and Gartenberg, 2000).
Thus, it remains an open question how songbirds with a continuous singing style (syllables are produced continuously with only short silent intervals between them) signal competitive ability during territorial interactions.
Vesuvius has a rather chequered eruptive history, at times rumbling away almost continuously for decades, at others standing utterly silent for centuries before blasting into life with dire consequences for those living on its flanks.
Gould becomes a silent-movie blur dispensing almost continuously stuttering notes (and an apt aural foil for Mr. Peterson's sculpture).
The reporter gene will be continuously expressed as long as cells are viable, but will be silent after cell death.
The majority of cells are observed to fire continuously for either the first period (0 5,000 ms) or the second (5,000 10,000 ms), remaining silent for the other period.
As a white couple with many societal privileges, we have to continuously challenge ourselves to take risks, to be uncomfortable, to interrupt our lives, because whiteness makes staying silent a possibility.
