As such, they reflect a receptive attitude towards deviant opinions or findings, thus acknowledging the fundamental need of allowing the student to challenge current thinking and practise within the research team.
Assuming that the BOLD point-spread function is spatially invariant, the increase in overlap in the post-central gyrus would therefore reflect genuine overlapping receptive fields, compatible with larger receptive fields that encompass several adjacent fingertips in areas 1 and/or 2 [Iwamura et al., 1983b, 1985].
In this study, we characterized the functional connectivity of AI neurons across multiple laminae, and related it to processing properties reflected in spectrotemporal receptive fields.
The correlation pattern between areas reflected the underlying receptive field organization with higher correlations between cortical sites containing overlapping representations of visual space.
The lower field bias may partly reflect head-centered remapping of receptive fields as a result of the lowered gaze position common with direct-view mapping.
The massive presence of ROS/H2O2 in the stigma at early stages of flower development (stages 1 and 2) will doubtfully reflect the presence of a receptive phase in the stigma, as flowers at these stages are still unopened, and temporally far from pollen interaction.
This could reflect the relatively smaller, more spatially focal receptive fields in early visual areas, but also the larger surface area (i.e., more data points).
Mr. Byrne's music has every year grown more receptive to other cultures, and his diaries reflect the same ecumenicism.
Ipsilateral activations may reflect neurons within these areas that have very large receptive fields, i.e. many neurons in these regions may be insensitive to visual location, or neurons that have receptive fields centered in the ipsilateral visual field.
Of course, one must be cautious as the properties of the mean receptive field do not necessarily have to reflect the mean of the properties of the individual cells within a column.
