We next investigated the persistence of temporal firing patterns in hippocampal networks.
Theta-coupled periodic replay is likely to interact [ 19] with another neural mechanism of working memory that cannot be directly measured with MEG, namely, the persistence of neural firing from stimulus processing into maintenance.
Management efforts to promote persistence of fishes in fire-prone landscapes can take the form of four basic alternatives: (1) pre-fire management; (2) post-fire management; (3) managing fire itself (e.g. fire fighting); and (4) monitoring and adaptive management.
At the other end of the spectrum, decreases in fire may also affect species or communities that have adaptations that enable them to thrive in fire-prone ecosystems and may depend on narrow ranges of fire intervals for persistence.
The impression he gave in these roles became an "inimitable brand of bewildered persistence under fire which Le Mesurier made his own".
However, the value of unburnt patches of differing characteristics to the post-fire persistence of faunal communities has rarely been examined.
| In 1988, Daniel Libeskind conceived a zigzagging sculptural structure he called "Line of Fire" to symbolize the persistence of the Jewish people through radically shifting circumstances.
Altered fire regimes threaten the persistence of many animal species globally, thus understanding how fire affects demographic processes is critical for conservation.
B. tectorum, however, remained five years longer in the burned than in the unburned community, suggesting that fire favors the persistence of this species in invaded areas.
We used a landscape fire succession model to estimate the historical range of variability of vegetation and fire in a dry forest landscape (size ca. 7900 km2) where the present-day risk of high severity fire threatens the persistence of older closed canopy forest which may serve as Northern Spotted Owl (Strix occidentalis caurina) habitat.
