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The Structure of Responses to a Sequence of Binary Events.

With functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), Shimizu et al.24 reported that not only the auditory cortex but also occipital regions showed significant hemodynamic responses to a sequence of ascending Shepard tones.

To determine neuronal responses to multipoint correlations, we measured responses to a sequence of black-and-white checkerboards that isolated the individual kinds of correlation.

We will show that grouping genes in terms of progressively delayed and broadened responses to a sequence of "input pulses" of transcriptional activation allows to see in a remarkably fine detail the causal chain of events constituting the transcriptional program of the cell.

To show the feasibility of such an identification, the response to a sequence of random temperatures at the inlet of the inner fluid is studied.

Power system dynamic simulation computes the system response to a sequence of large disturbance, such as sudden changes in generation or load, or a network short circuit followed by protective branch switching operation.

T. viridissima males tested at 28°C paused their songs significantly longer in response to a sequence of ultrasound pulses compared to the duration of natural pauses (Table 2).

In Fig. 9 we plot the force predicted by the optimized generalized QLV model described above in response to a sequence of two steps (the model parameters were those that best fit the second step in the sequence in m4LR).

However, males singing at 28°C interrupted their songs in response to a sequence of ultrasound pulses almost twice as often as males singing at 21°C (white bars in figure 1B).

We tested hindpaw withdrawal thresholds in response to a sequence of ascending mechanical stimuli of increasing force.

In terms of dynamical models, the progressive broadening and smoothing of the response to a sequence of (transcriptional) pulses can be described by means of simple linear input-output models (i.e., transfer functions in the Laplace domain) of increasing order having "low-pass" characteristics.