Sentence examples for in coherent patterns from inspiring English sources

The results show that neurons that participate in coherent patterns of neuronal activity have a privileged role in selecting and preparing coordinated movements of the eye and arm.

Although biodiversity loss and homogenization of communities with increasing stress is an established axiom of pollution ecology, few studies have compared the concurrent response of multiple taxonomic groups to determine if environmental perturbation results in coherent patterns in assemblage composition.

On the one side, xing differentiates things in terms of coherent patterns of force, providing a basis for individuation, even if what counts as an individual is contextual and provisional.

These results showing higher activations in lower visual areas with less coherent patterns are in agreement with a predictive coding theory of cortical processing, in which higher level areas send top-down signals to lower ones and the system aims to reduce the mismatch between top-down signals and the bottom-up inputs (Mumford 1992; Rao and Ballard 1999; Friston 2003).

The flow in tight rod bundles is characterized by long-term, large-scale coherent patterns in the stream-wise direction.

In essence, brain regions do not act in isolation, rather they display large-scale coherent patterns of activity in both space and time (See, for reviews [1], [2], [3], [4].

Coherent patterns in bacterial growth, growth efficiency, and leucine metabolism along a northeastern Pacific inshore-offshore transect.

If the majority of gene pairs (or gene pairs from the rate-limiting steps) in a pathway show coherent patterns of expression, we would expect the pathway to function more effectively.

Weinstein describes cluster heatmaps as the most popular graphical representation which compacts large amount of information into a small space to bring out coherent patterns in the data [ 14].

A bicluster in a gene expression data set is a subset of genes and a subset of conditions with the property that the selected genes are co-expressed in the selected conditions; these genes may not have any coherent patterns of expression in the other conditions in the data set.

But here, in his first new play on Broadway in 18 years, he seems less to be juggling than tossing bright balls of allusion and information onto the stage and praying that they'll land in a coherent pattern.