Sentence examples for fired differently from inspiring English sources

In contrast, in our work signals were taken to be tactile only when neurons fired differently for two different textures associated with the same reward location.

As a result, their muscles fired differently.

Neurons considered to be tactile might have fired differently only according to the behaviour (turn right versus turn left) that the rats expressed when they contacted tactile stimuli.

Now we show that neurons also fired differently according to reward location (or, equivalently, to features bound to reward location such as the perceptual category of the paired stimuli, or the body turn towards the reward location).

"The neurons just started firing differently one day, and I had a new style".

THC, explains Earleywine, is a partial agonist of the CB1 receptor, which means it binds to that receptor and causes it to fire differently.

You actually can, by over and over and over, because we like habituation, we create habits and the brain connects to habits, it fires in habitual forms -- so when you start shifting that, then it starts firing differently.

The topography is also important because fires burn differently depending on whether they are going up a steep slope, across a valley or through a developed area.

In addition to reserve type, political and economic factors, including road paving, infrastructure projects, and beef and soy prices influence the likelihood of deforestation fires differently in different regions [11], [13].

As expected, autistic brains generally fired up differently as a group -- activity was not as localized in specific language-related areas of the brain, as it typically is by age 2. But when Kuhl divided the autistics by their spectrum of social abilities, she found those with higher skills showed brain activity roughly in the same focused area where typical brains process language.

Berkley published a letter in the paper a week later, in response, and she explained her firing differently.