Sentence examples for pattern of the electrical from inspiring English sources

Eventually, after a bit of stumbling around, the pattern of the CPG's charging and discharging and the pattern of the electrical spikes from the sensors at the robot's hip joints begin to converge in a process known as "entrainment".

These recordings were obtained at the pre-HIRREM enrollment visit, just prior to the assessment of the pattern of brain electrical frequencies and amplitudes, and again during the post-HIRREM data collection visit.

Consequently, we predict that as long as the branching and axon guidance machinery is not affected, disturbance of the pattern of electrical input to the neurons will not abolish the development of the superficial patch system.

An array of tiny pieces of paraelectric material can sense the heat radiated by, for example, a person, and the pattern of the array's electrical outputs can then be used to construct an image.

In the normal condition, the pattern of cardiac electrical propagation is not random, but spreads over the heart in a coordinated manner, resulting in an ordered and measurable change in the spatio-temporal distribution of the body surface potentials, which is reflected by recorded ECGs.

No one thinks that a computer is anything more than the sum of its continually changing physical states, yet those states can be abstracted into concepts and processed by a branch of learning that has come to be known as information science, independently of the shifting pattern of electrical charges inside the computer's processor.So it is with the new biology.

This action is the fundamental mechanism that determines the excitability and pattern of electrical activity of the neuron.

These observations suggest that APs propagating back into dendrites serve to modify single active synaptic connections, depending on the pattern of electrical activity in the pre- and postsynaptic neurons.

It is well-known from the literature that an opening in the skull may produce a strong distortion in the pattern of electrical fields recorded at the scalp due to a leakage of current through this hole and the surrounding skull (Brigo et al. 2011; Cobb et al. 1979; Cobb and Sears 1960; van Doorn and Cherian 2008).

While much is known about the cellular basis of cardiac electrical activity and the mechanics of cardiac muscle contraction, relating these properties to the pattern of electrical activation and regional mechanics in the whole heart is far from straightforward in view of the heart's complex anatomy and histo-architecture.

When fast rat EDL muscles are subjected to a slow pattern of electrical stimulation via the nerve, the level of myogenin protein and mRNA in the muscle is elevated after a few hours; conversely myogenin concentration is reduced in slow muscles upon fast stimulation (Ekmark et al., 2007), or fast cross innervation (Hughes et al., 1993).