Depending on the local context that the neuron 'sees' through the synapses impinging on it in the immediate past, it will differently treat the information it receives.
Further, a novel idea of "strange mirror" in which a light impinging on it at certain incident angle is bounced at a very different reflection angle is presented.
For example suppose a real phased array communication system with q − 1 independent signals impinging on it simultaneously on the same frequency band from different directions where q < M.
This implies that its resonant and passive properties will strongly depend upon the voltage the neuron is held at, or, in more physiological conditions, on the state of the subset of the circuit impinging on it [63].
This property can be considered as a single-cell substrate for transient memory, or context-dependent information processing: depending upon the current context that the neuron "sees" through the subset of the network impinging on it in the immediate past, the same synaptic event can evoke a postsynaptic spike or just a subthreshold depolarization.
These changes are influenced by the developmental program, as well as external factors impinging on it.
Adhesions are thought to cause symptoms by impairing the sealing function of the labrum or impinging against it.
In a given layer l, a standard neuron, j, integrates the signals, x j, impinging upon it and producing the net effect.
For the past 15 years, Switzerland has been keeping a careful eye on EU legislation that might impinge on it, making its own legislation "euro-compatible" so that it would not get in the way of eventual EU entry.
But then other philosophers started talking, paying attention, criticising it, and it starts impinging on people's emotions, it goes outside the realm of philosophy.
Rivette's actors portray their characters undisturbedly; there's no world outside or behind the narrative to impinge on it.
