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This might suggest that during voluntary actions, the motor cortex modulates frontal regions regardless of effector used, and in the sensory cortex this modulation is more effector-specific.
The results show that inflammation more strongly affects deep pain, rather than cutaneous pain, and suggest that women's pain perception and modulation is more sensitive to immune activation than men's.
That is, although not formally demonstrated, it is commonly assumed that frequency modulation is more relevant for perception than amplitude modulation [13,25].
The impact of stiffness variations on frequency modulation is more relevant than in the case of respiratory tremor, that is, (overline {sigma }_{A}) is only 3to1010 times higher than (overline {sigma }_{f}) (Figure 5).
The analysis of the sensitivity to carrier frequency offset, timing offset, and a frequency selective channel in the paper by Xu and Shen shows that hexagonal multicarrier modulation is more robust to these impairments than standard multicarrier modulation.
Similarly, vibrato is a modulation of the acoustic voice signal too, but vocal tremor differs from it in that for vibrato, the span of typical modulation rates is narrower (between 4 and 7 Hz) [2] and the modulation is more cyclic [3].
Note, however, that the decision regions of the corner points for other cross-QAM modulation are more complicated than 32-cross-QAM.
Warm colors show areas where the modulation was more positive during no-go trials than go trials.
This decreased attention modulation was more or less mirrored in the 20 Hz responses to the attended flicker for both groups of gamers.
This finding agrees with the results obtained from Rance et al [ 6], Zeng et al [ 7, 8] Difference between normal listeners and AN subjects in detection of modulation was more at higher modulation frequencies.
Several epidemiologic studies showed that LF power, which reflects mainly sympathetic modulation, was more influenced by diabetes than any other HRV index (Burger and Aronson 2001; Singh et al. 2000).
