Sentence examples for neural coordination from inspiring English sources

These oscillations, called gamma waves, are created by neurons' firing on and off at the same time — a feat of neural coordination a bit like getting strangers in one section of a stadium to start clapping in unison, thereby sending a signal that induces people on the other side of the stadium to clap along.

I will present the use of Factor Analysis to analyze neural coordination during BMI control by partitioning neural activity variance arising from two sources: private inputs to each neuron which drive independent, high-dimensional variance, and shared inputs which drive multiple neurons simultaneously and produce low-dimensional covariance.

a) Organization and causation: The electromotor system is well suited for analyzing neural coordination mechanisms.

The SMs show neural coordination for a single probe penetration, and summarize the temporal change in functional connectivity recorded by the entire multi-channel electrode.

This indicates that the species specific differences in power spectra described here are not only due to changes in electrocyte responsiveness, but also to changes in neural coordination mechanisms.

In another example, there is correlated activity between neurons at 1550 µm and 800 1100 µm, corresponding to information directed from layer 6 to layer 4. Finally, coordinated activity near the diagonal, for neurons located at 800 1250 µm, indicates reciprocal short-range neural coordination.

Such differences likely affect neural signal coordination and synchronization [ 4].

Schmidt, R. & Richardson, M. Coordination: Neural, behavioral and social dynamics.

The paper concludes with a presentation of neuroimaging findings central to understanding the neural basis of coordination and addresses their relevance for the sport sciences.

From the motor systems perspective passivity experiences promise an exemplary insight into the neural foundation of coordination between (efferent) action planning and the perception of (afferent) action consequences.

Complex architectures of connections seem to play a constructive role on the reliable coordination of neural units.