In a study of spatio-chromatic response properties of V1 neurons in the alert macaque monkey, Conway and Livingstone (2006) describe receptive fields with approximately circular red/green and yellow/blue color-opponent response properties over the spatio-chromatic domain, see Fig. 25.
The senators and staff members on the committee batted around the pros and cons of Mr. Summers for weeks, at times airing their concerns with a White House that some officials described as receptive and some as dismissive.
Sejal Singh, president of the Columbia Democrats, said her group has met in recent weeks with the university's Title IX coordinators and other mid-level administrators, whom she described as "receptive, but we don't know whether they represent the administration as a whole".
By contrast, any seasoned salesperson will describe a receptive and sales-positive customer in the following physical and emotional terms: relaxed, warm, focused, high-trust, and, indeed, happy.
The cortical units (cells) described above, with receptive fields organized on a linear basis, have been called simple units in contrast to complex and hypercomplex units.
Rethorst so clearly described the immensely receptive manner in which she apprehends the world that I felt I had a privileged view of the mechanics and procedures of an ardent life.
Trump described foreign leaders as receptive to his demands in private, though Trudeau and others showed few, if any, public signs of caving.
Mr. O'Brien was described today as "very receptive" to further negotiations both with Mr. Shriver and with his con gressional sponsors, but he was said to be no less "opposed to the council proposal and, per haps, more opposed.
The receptive field mechanisms described so far convergence of transient ON and OFF inputs, strong surround inhibition, and rectified receptive field subunits led us to hypothesize that VG3-ACs may selectively detect the movements of small objects.
Choudary described Belkacem as an "incredibly receptive younger brother".
