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Appearance of unambiguous electric field changes was mostly synchronized with the arrival of seismic wave (Yamada and Murakami, 1982; Honkura et al., 2000, 2004; Mogi et al., 2000; Nagao et al., 2000; Matsushima et al., 2002; Ujihara et al., 2004).

Given that in the neocortex, UP states are mostly synchronized between neurons in a local network [35], [49], [59], [60], [61], the activity we describe here represents a unique event of spontaneous activity.

In particular, the two cortical areas were mostly synchronized at zero-lag whereas the hippocampus was typically delayed by 15 30 ms in the active state, and by 15 45 ms in the passive state.

As demonstrated by Supplementary Figure S2B, the first mutant embryo development occurred mostly synchronized with the wild type, but the cell cycle was progressively delayed (Supplementary Figure 2B).

To Clark, predictive processing described how mind, body, and world were continuously interacting, in a way that was mostly so fluid and smoothly synchronized as to remain unconscious.

Besides the motivational factor, exercise that is repetitive in nature is believed to benefit mostly from music that is synchronized with the tempo of the exerciser's movements; endurance can be extended, and performers exercise at higher intensities when moving in synchrony with musical stimuli [29].

The electrons do not flow as a current in a wire but are fired one-by-one or two-by-two as they flow (mostly) downhill among redox cofactors, sometimes synchronized with proton transfer, finally generating a diffuse transmembrane electrochemical gradient.

To offset synchronized growth compression requires a synchronized reflation effort.

1) Duets: The authors show that singing is synchronized between male and female and the synchronization is achieved multimodally by female responses to male input mostly tactile.

Spontaneous spikes of both cell types were recorded on microelectrode arrays within 2 weeks after seeding, but hNT showed a mostly uncorrelated firing pattern in contrast to Cx with highly synchronized bursting.

During eye-pursuit while the feeder was stationary, our monkeys occasionally made small head movements that were mostly small changes in head position but that were not synchronized with eye movements.