Sentence examples for representations of stimulus from inspiring English sources

Although the auditory periphery is not organized according to spatial location, a topographical place code consistent with the spatial representations of stimulus features in other modalities could be reached through neuronal computations.

We tested whether neural representations of stimulus values at the time of cue presentation differed between drug states.

Demonstrating whether neural activity within and beyond the putative pitch center correlates with reported pitch may help resolve the question of which representations of stimulus periodicity contribute to perception.

We suggest the posterior cortical atrophy oculomotor profile (e.g. exacerbation of the saccadic gap/overlap effect, preserved saccadic velocity) reflects weak input from degraded occipito-parietal spatial representations of stimulus location into a superior collicular spatial map for eye movement regulation.

They are probably associated with forming representations of stimuli as separate and temporally ordered sensory events.

On the other hand, the factor scores for the "major" onomatopoeic representations of stimuli such as "sound of water dripping (no. 3)," "sound of a temple bell (no. 25)," and "beach sound (no. 30)" were nearly equal to those of the corresponding real sound stimuli.

Representations of stimuli within cortical visual areas compete such that they mutually suppress each others' neural response.

The idea that neural dynamics encode and store representations of stimuli in the form of attractors of the network dynamics has been fueled by the findings of several experimental studies in different systems [7], [30] [33].

Therefore, we hypothesized that the contraction bias in delayed comparison tasks results from a Bayesian inference in which noisy representations of stimuli are combined with knowledge about the a-priori distribution of magnitudes in order to optimize performance.

However, in contrast to other theories our model proposes that adequate representations of stimuli in their spatiotemporal context are never formed to begin with and that the MTL region strongly contributes to this problem.

In addition, the reliability of the neural or perceptual representations of stimuli are likely to be affected as the early part of neural responses, which is generally considered the most reliable part [38], [39], [40], is especially vulnerable to the effect of a simultaneous change of luminance and contrast.