Sentence examples for mean firing direction from inspiring English sources
The difference between mean firing direction on the first and the second trial was calculated for each cell.
Network mean firing rates were calculated by averaging the mean firing rates of all units for a given time-point.
The change in mean firing directions for individual cells was then compared to the change in relative firing direction for each cell pair recorded on the same two trials, i.e., the change across trials in the angular difference between the mean vectors of each cell pair.
Mr. Wilson took a leading role in the G.M. plan and was among those who decided the company needed a new direction, which meant firing Rick Wagoner, G.M.'s chief executive.
There was also speculation this past weekend that the Israeli military censor ordered the Times to cut a mention of the "Hannibal" directive, an operation in which Israeli soldiers can pursue a captured soldier even if it means firing in the soldier's direction and thereby risking his or her life.
And that meant firing Krupa.
(Here synchrony means firing at the same time).
Recordings from adult animals further demonstrate that head direction cells use external visual landmarks to determine firing direction.
The maintained differences in firing direction were also apparent in circular correlations of the angular distribution of firing rate between simultaneously recorded cell pairs.
Firing rates were lower than in adults, and preferred firing directions were less stable, drifting within trials and changing completely between trials.
