Sentence examples for fired in time from inspiring English sources

During SWA, the single spikes and LTS bursts of motor thalamic neurons were often fired in time with cortical slow oscillations and spindle oscillations (Fig.  1 D, H).

Moreover, spikes were often fired in time with cortical slow (∼1 Hz) oscillations and related spindle (7 12 Hz) activities (Fig.  1 D).

There is no certainty, in other words, that the bazooka can be ready to fire in time to help countries like Spain that are already in the throes of crisis.

Because neurons in the substantia nigra pars reticulata exhibit only subtle or no modulations of firing in time with cortical slow oscillations (Magill et al. 2004), their output is likely not responsible for the exquisite phase-locking of BZ neurons.

"Once you get fired — in that time in between jobs — you look at yourself, you check yourself out," Manuel said.

Jack Redshaw met Shaun Beeley's long ball, and fired in first time on the volley from 12 yards to earn Morecambe the victory.

Fig 1D shows an example of this, in which five origins fired in different time steps, and the other 20 remained dormant and were passively replicated (grey circles).

Thus, they fired in the time interval during the passage of the wave-fronts with a lag of 1 2 ms (Spearman rank correlation coefficient, r, significant at P < 0.05 or less per unit).

City captain Rachel Corsie bundled in a header but Alex Scott fired in a stoppage-time goal for the visitors.

Murray then broke clear to seal a deserved win late on before Mark Ellis fired in an injury-time consolation.

(1) Sometimes contradictory orders, for example AB, BC, CA occurred, due to the noisy nature of spike trains, especially when multiple neurons fired close in time.