Sentence examples for distinctive bursts from inspiring English sources

Further analysis revealed that distinctive bursts of brain activity occurring during sleep, so-called "sleep spindles", favor the reorganization of memories stored in a region of the brain called the hippocampus, often considered to be the organ of memory.

The pattern of lesion injections was targeted by first electrophysiologically mapping Ad, in each lesioned bird, based on its distinctive bursting activity (similar to that observed in RA).

In outside-out single-channel recordings, the putative two-α form opened to distinctive long bursts (100 ms or more) with low conductance (26 pS), whereas the three-α form gave rise to short bursts (14 ms) of high conductance (39 pS).

Figure 6D quantifies another property of these two classes of channels, namely that the smaller openings always occur in distinctive long bursts (176±45 ms and 98±16 ms for the 1∶9 and 9∶1 transfections, n = 7 and 3 patches, respectively).

We next analyzed the occurrence of the distinctive LTS bursts of neurons in both input zones.

It is indeed great and big in every way – a large format volume with Riddell's distinctive pictures bursting off the page accompanied by Rosen's perfectly pitched rhymes.

Two distinctive types of bursts can be received by radio astronomers during a storm.

In other words, this is a rich work bursting with distinctive, funny and frustrating characters who surprise and move us repeatedly.

Maxwell, founder of the theater company New York City Players, has developed a highly distinctive performance aesthetic since bursting onto the downtown New York scene in the 1990s.

And the shy young man, who speaks in bursts with the distinctive meter of the Xhosa people, was to help build it.

His new English-language film, This Must Be the Place – starring Sean Penn as Cheyenne, a retired goth rocker living in Dublin – has superbly elegant and distinctive forms: looming camera movements, bursts of pop, deadpan comedy, quasi-hallucinatory perspective lines in landscapes in which singular figures look vulnerably isolated.