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It is widespread that synchronization is achieved in the simultaneous presence of both global and local cues, such as intercellular coupling signals and external entrainment signals in terms of biological oscillators, and inter-neighbor coupling signals between follower nodes and central guiding signals in terms of groups of mobile autonomous agents.

The neural model described by (1a)–(1d) exhibits both external loss of entrainment for the entrainment ranges that grow linearly as a function of (alpha_{mathrm{f}}), and internal loss of entrainment where the entrainment ranges are a relatively constant function of (alpha_{mathrm{f}}) (see Fig. 8).

Panel A shows phase relative to the forcer for external loss of entrainment with (alpha_{mathrm{f}}=0.5) and (omega_{mathrm{f}}-omega) is +0.0002 above the entrainment range as indicated by arrow 1 in Fig. 8 right).

Both internal and external loss of entrainment are also seen in the derived phase model.

External loss of entrainment occurs when (omega _{i}^) are equal for all oscillators in the chain but are not equal to the forcing frequency (omega_{mathrm{f}}).

The diverse group came together for the one-day symposium, "Brainwave Entrainment to External Rhythmic Stimuli: Interdisciplinary Research and Clinical Perspectives," to share ideas that push the boundaries of our understanding of the human musical experience.

These findings are predicted to disrupt circadian rhythms and impair entrainment to external time.

This system keeps track of the external world rhythms through entrainment by various time cues, such as the light-dark cycle and the feeding schedule.

Our experiments reveal critical roles for both factors in regulating period length, tissue-specific control of clock gene expression and entrainment to external cues.

The sensitivity and response of the clock to light or other external signals allows the entrainment of the endogenous timer to the surrounding environment.

Moreover, what was the primary adaptive value of entrainment to external rhythms in human ancestors?