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Moore, D. & Rankin, M. A. Light and temperature entrainment of a locomotor rhythm in honeybees.
The entrainment of a turbulent jet in coflow, with and without reaction, is directly measured using Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV).
The role of NO-sensitized oxidation during the product-gas entrainment of a low-NOx, multi-jet, natural gas burner is investigated.
The direct measurement technique is verified by measuring the entrainment of a nearly free jet, and comparing it with the results of previous measurements.
Furthermore, we did not find evidence of entrainment of a neural oscillation at the stimulation frequency.
The driving phenomenon refers to the entrainment of a neural rhythm at the same frequency as the driving stimulus train.
An additional set of trials employing the entrainment of an external combustible material further confirms the importance of particle combustion in explosive fireballs.
We explored this possibility, which has not been addressed by previous studies, by comparing the features of the stimulus-locked average waveforms obtained from jittered sequences to the features that should be expected in both situations: (i) entrainment of an oscillation with fluctuating frequency, and (ii) superposition of a "fixed" transient response.
The traditional understanding of SSR generation, which is in conflict with the superposition hypothesis, states that SSR results from a non-linear phase reorganization mechanism or the entrainment of an intrinsic neural rhythm that is more optimally driven at specific stimulation rates, the so-called resonance frequencies [8] [10].
Previous research has suggested that a range of period differences exists over which entrainment of movements of an individual with an environmental rhythm generally occurs and that beyond this range the occurrence of unintentional coordination is highly unlikely [33, 36 40].
The entrainment of air by a horizontal cylindrical roll rotating in a bath of liquid is considered.
