Sentence examples for electrical responses from inspiring English sources

Sensory receptors transduce stimuli into electrical responses by activating ion channels in their membranes.

Neuroscientists have known for years that high-sensation seekers show augmented brain electrical responses on EEG's in response to increasing visual or acoustic stimuli.

Neurochemistry meant grinding rats' brains up and extracting their enzymes; neuroanatomy was about cutting thin slices and staining them to be viewed under the microscope; neurophysiology was sticking minute electrodes into nerve cells and checking their electrical responses.

This review was therefore produced by a synth, a green-eyed anthropomorphic robot, using statistical analysis of the electrical responses in the brains of a test group of sentient synths who were shown the television programme Humans (Channel 4, Sunday).

By the 1980s, researchers had found a mathematical relationship between the electrical responses of certain neurons in monkeys and the directions in which monkeys moved their arms.

The electrical responses of the retina and brain to light entering the eye can also be recorded and are of great value in certain conditions.

Rods respond to single photons of light with large electrical signals, which means that the electrical responses saturate at low rates of photon capture by the rhodopsin molecules.

By 1922 they were able to amplify the electrical responses of a single nerve fibre and analyze them with a cathode-ray oscilloscope that they had developed.

When B.T. was in her two blind states, her brain showed none of the electrical responses to visual stimuli that sighted people would display — even though B.T.'s eyes were open and she was looking right at them.

The fabricated ZnO nanolines also showed good electrical responses to illumination by UV light.

Due to mechanical and electrical responses, the actual generated force changes dynamically.