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These neural networks are intrinsically capable of generating coordinated patterns of rhythmic activity in the absence of sensory feedback or descending command from higher brain centers.
Recently conceptual and methodological progress has contributed to unraveling the neural structures underlying descending control of insect behavior as well as the mechanisms in charge of generating coordinated locomotor movements of the invertebrate extremities during walking.
The human brain is a highly dynamic network generating coordinated activities of billions of connected neurons.
In this study, the feasibility of generating coordinated contraction of both diaphragms was investigated using a novel transvenous diaphragmatic pacing system.
Overall, political alignments are construed as microinstitutions that generate coordinated efforts to influence organizational strategy, policies, and practices.
These results indicate that regional cell shape changes control the development of anteroposterior asymmetry in KV, which is necessary to generate coordinated asymmetric fluid flow and left right patterning of the embryo.
This is an important part of what allows humans to generate coordinated responses to environmental stimuli, e.g., sidestepping a predictable puddle.
In case the existing interdependencies necessitate the maintenance of a regime despite a lack of a common norm, the regime can be expected to generate coordinated outcomes based on the participants' relative power.
All three regimes identified for the domain of the economy were found to generate coordinated outcomes reflecting the current economic power relations in the system, whereby the resulting actions were found to have a destabilizing effect on the system.
Identifying how neural networks generate coordinated respiratory behaviors should provide insight into how the brain organizes other complex motor behaviors.
The SCN clock is composed of multiple, intracellular circadian oscillators, which, when synchronized, generate coordinated circadian outputs that regulate overt rhythms [ 25- 28].
