Recently, Buetfering and colleagues found that parvalbumin-positive (PV+) interneurons in the medial entorhinal cortex (MEC) integrate input form grid cells with various phases, and exhibited low spatial sparsity and no spatial periodicity (Buetfering et al., 2014. Nat Neurosci 17 5):717 517 5
The cracks form grids and spirals, nets and spokes, their shapes narrating the physical history of a painting.
In the majority, shaky black lines forming grids, ladders and fan shapes are embedded in tactile monochrome fields.
The upshot is that the light becomes the predominant performer, pulsing and retreating, forming grids and circles, thudding across the raked stage, then breaking into particles.
Large swaths of vegetation appeared blackened and shrivelled, revealing miles of eerily linear markings, forming grids — the residual imprint of seismic explosives that geologists had detonated in search of oil.
The surface of the Si substrate is covered with a lot of silver nanowires, which form grids for collecting charge.
Indeed, the baseline frequency can even be zero, in which case velocity controlled oscillators equate to (non-oscillating) stripe-cells, which nonetheless sum to form grids [95].
In contrast, at the point illustrated in Figure 2Aa, which forms grids and bumps in the presence or absence of noise, activity bumps are relatively stable in each condition, although drift increases with greater noise.
Jennifer Gardiner's geometric abstractions start with paint but are overlaid in a pattern formed by grid upon grid upon grid of fine colored thread.
Because every protein can be computed independently, we formed a grid job out of each protein and used the Grid Engine (GE) to distribute work on the machine instances.
