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(1) Unsynchronized: cells that had been passaged without earlier synchronization were passed through the FACS machine and diluted twice every 24 hr, with intervals of 10 and 14 hr between the two dilutions, but all cells that passed through the FACS machine were collected, regardless of their fluorescence level and then diluted.

These findings demonstrate that although early synchronizations may be sufficient for relatively crude discrimination of objects in visual scenes, they cannot support entry-level categorization.

We found that early synchronizations (approx. 100 ms) increased quantitatively when more image features had to be coded, without reflecting their qualitative contribution to the recognition process.

The ability to extract early coarse information about categories is documented by a recent study [47] showing that early synchronizations in brain activity (around 100 ms) might be sufficient for crude (superordinate) representation of objects in scenes, whereas entry level categorization would depend upon later brain activity (200 400 ms).

Corresponding to our finding of reduced left-hemispheric N400 amplitudes for affective music and speech, decreased early theta synchronization (brain oscillations related to the cortico-hippocampal-limbic interaction during cognitive-emotional processing) was observed in the left hemisphere of alexithymic individuals during the processing of emotional pictures.

Figure 5 Spectral radii of TEM and ATEM as early indicators of synchronization.

In order to perform the metroplasty in the early proliferative phase, synchronization of the cycles was done by giving a contraceptive pill for at least 21 days.

The magenta diamonds indicate that the actual trajectory points appear outside the 95% confidence interval of the prediction, which is used as early detection of synchronization, or circuits entering the unstable region.

Practicing this will ensure that you are able to synchronize your singles at high speed, which most drummers find very difficult to do due to lack of feet synchronization early on.

As shown earlier, TTS requires less synchronization nodes to synchronize the whole network and thus ρe TTS<ρ t.

This result suggests that the peak of the excess synchrony is due to enhanced synchronization between early visually evoked spikes, which is consistent with our model prediction emphasizing the contribution of first spikes to excess spike synchrony.