Near the terminal point of the spike-adding cascade, the model generates unpredictably long bursting trains with chaotically alternating numbers of spikes (Figure 2E).
If at the onset of increased electrical activity sustained ictal activity was not confirmed the first point of continuous spiking above threshold was taken.
I can only imagine how we looked from their point of view—hair spiked, with baggy jeans and Hot Topic T-shirts.
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If you diligently follow Freemason conspiracy theories you'll know that the Freemasons, who built Washington D.C., arranged the various main avenues that lead to the White House to form a pentagram, with the bottom point of said pentagram spiking right into the White House itself.
From a conceptual point of view, all spike-based and rate-based Hebbian learning rules share the feature that only variables that are locally available at the synapse can be used to change the synaptic weight.
As shown in the phenotyping study, fifteen days after spraying inoculation, only small chlorotic/necrotic lesions confined to the infection points of the spikes were noted in Wangshuibai, a germplasm with a high level of FHB resistance.
The goal is to identify the threshold as the response time at what is judged to be the end point of the short time spike in a bimodal response time distribution.
The threshold potentials are a start point of the rising phase of spikes [33].
The AP duration was measured at the point of half-amplitude of the spike.
The AP amplitude was measured from the equipotential point of the threshold to the spike peak, while the AHP (after hyperpolarization) was measured from the equipotential point of the threshold to the antipeak of the same spike.
