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If polarities of selected symbols are not all the same, the estimator is put forward to find out a peak of correlation summation to figure out the unique timing point and promote synchronization accuracy.
For instance, using the Kuramoto model one obtains that highly connected areas promote synchronization of neural activity just as revealed by the more stylized model used for the dentate gyrus [26].
This type of coupling is partially phase repulsive, promoting synchronization between two coupled elements only if they are close in phase space, and repulsion otherwise.
Polarity identification and summation peak operation are carried out to guarantee the uniqueness of timing synchronization and promote timing synchronization probability for both TFC1 (or TFC2) and TFC3 (or TFC4).
Our results show that gap junction coupling can sometimes be inhibitory and either promote network synchronization or trigger rapid network desynchronization depending on the synaptic input.
As they both promote pacemaker synchronization, Cusumano et al. [15] and Zhang et al. [16] asked whether Pdf and cry also exhibited genetic interactions.
In addition, the cortex facilitates the firing of the X cells (slower) allowing an optimal time delay with respect to Y cells and, once new stimulus are detected, promote their synchronization for a detailed analysis of the image.
The medium was replaced by FBS-free medium during 48 hours to promote G0/G1 synchronization [ 23].
Several computational studies have shown that cortical feedback connections are critical to promote the synchronization among distributed neuronal networks [ 13- 15].
Therefore, all our experiments were carried out with mice randomly divided across cages housed simultaneously and close together, in order to promote estrous synchronization within and across cages.
Grp suggests that whether a given neuropeptide promotes synchronization or desynchronization is not an intrinsic property of the molecule and its receptors alone.
