Sentence examples for narrow spike from inspiring English sources

The deconvolved mEPSC resulted in a narrow spike, and the deconvolved data traces resulted in sequences of spikes.

The Dirac delta is used to model a tall narrow spike function (an impulse), and other similar abstractions such as a point charge, point mass or electron point.

Two neurons recorded in the PrL had narrow spike widths (half peak<120 µs, peak-valley<200 µs) and were presumed to be interneurons; they were excluded from further analyses.

(iii) Above a first threshold evident in Figure 3, a narrow spike appears centered near the absorption peak frequency.

FS interneurons showed high action potential firing frequency and had a low input resistance (183.0 MΩ ± 13) and narrow spike width (0.49 ms ± 0.02, n = 32; Supplementary Table 1 and Fig. 5).

In mammals, KCNC-expressing neurons can be readily distinguished from other cells by their high-frequency firing, unique narrow spike waveform [ 64, 65], and in some cases, expression of the calcium-binding protein parvalbumin.

Inflorescence: heads few to many in generally narrow, spike-like or panicle-like clusters; branches and peduncles often appressed; open heads 4--5 mm diam; involucre in fruit 10--17 10--17 10--17

Putative pyramidal cells were characterized by broad waveforms, whereas putative interneurons had narrow spikes.

We've also learned that they should be narrow spikes, if we are to produce saturated colors.

In rho-gamma-beta colorspace, narrow spikes correspond to primaries that touch the locus of spectra colors.

Fortunately, that surface turns out to be fairly smooth: It may undulate, but it usually won't have sudden, narrow spikes and dips.