Sentence examples for nerve firing from inspiring English sources

The more molecules that bind to a cell, the higher the rate of nerve firing.

Chief executive John Mack urged his bankers to hold their nerve, firing off a memo attacking "fear and rumours" in the market.

The next step, Laurent says, is to try to connect unique nerve firing patterns to behavioral responses.

Licklider [10] proposed that pitch could be extracted from nerve firing patterns by a running autocorrelation function performed on the activity of individual fibers.

SCI rats also display NDO characterized by nonvoiding contractions (NVCs) during bladder filling, resulting in an increased bladder afferent nerve firing (BANF).

Other arrays penetrate brain tissue to monitor the abnormal nerve firing patterns in epilepsy or induce gene expression in the brain tissue of mice.

When the nerve "fires", sodium and potassium channels open up to allow sodium ions to flow in and potassium ions out of the cell.

The nerve leading from the ear to the brain (the auditory nerve) fired normally in this mouse; however, the brain neurons fired more slowly than normal and the sound signal dissipated.

I watched her, my nerves firing.

Richard Salvi, director of the Center for Hearing and Deafness at the State University of New York at Buffalo, said the static could be "neural noise" — the sound of nerves firing.

"The two things that seem to be most closely connected to leg cramps are the nerves firing when they're not supposed to and poor circulation," he said.