Suppose one and the same low-threshold salt sensor would be driving appetitive reflex behavior as well as appetitive reinforcement, and a high-threshold salt sensor would drive both aversive reflexes and aversive reinforcement.
(Chinen) Justin Brown (Friday and Saturday) A drummer of quick reflex and driving elasticity, Mr. Brown appears on fine new albums by the pianist Gerald Clayton and the saxophonist Dayna Stephens, in both cases advancing an ultramodern vision of postbop.
(Nate Chinen) Justin Brown (Saturday) A drummer of quick reflex and driving elasticity, Mr. Brown was one of three finalists in this year's Thelonious Monk International Jazz Competition, and as such he performs a concert jointly presented by the Monk Institute and the TriBeCa Performing Arts Center.
As an example, measuring day length in the environment will benefit from a slower deactivation kinetics, whereas driving the pupillary light reflex may require faster shutoff properties of the light response.
There is also some data on age-related changes that occur in the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) in terms of unchanged neuron number with increasing age, which might lend support to the notion that the optic pretectal nucleus (OPN) (the nucleus which integrates the various afferent signals driving the pupil light reflex) might undergo similar changes as well [ 43].
Historically, it was assumed that the light-evoked neural signals driving the human pupillary light reflex (PLR) originated exclusively from rod and cone photoreceptors.
He graduated to an Instamatic and honed his craft on a single reflex camera in his first job driving a delivery truck around his hometown.
When they do, clients often want new funds, a reflex that Ms. Allvine calls, "the lane I'm not driving in is always moving faster".
Wilson invoked the blues as the driving wheel of his inspiration and as the source of his characters' vibrant speech cadences and reflex-quick wit.
Correspondingly, driving a single, identified octopaminergic neuron can substitute for the reinforcing effect of sugar but does not trigger ingestion reflexes (Hammer and Menzel 1995).
