Sentence examples for responsive to fire from inspiring English sources

"One of the comical attributes of privacy regulation is — a lot of it is responsive to fire alarms," says Professor McGeveran.

Although the FQI metric appears responsive to prescribed fire effects on plant communities in the Missouri Ozarks, the inclusion of species richness and mean CC provide more complete indication of plant community response than FQI alone.

The fatigue model, finally, suggests that repetition suppression results from neurons being less responsive when a stimulus is repeated due to firing rate adaptation and synaptic depression (Grill-Spector and Malach, 2001, Kaliukhovich and Vogels, 2011).

The infamous scala mobile, which maintained a rigid link between Italian wages and prices, was scrapped in 1992 after a long struggle.Here today, gone tomorrowThe spread of fixed-term employment contracts in Spain (from the mid-1980s) and Italy (in the mid-1990s) helped make hiring and firing more responsive to the business cycle.

A few studies have shown that place cell firing is responsive to topological changes in the environment such as the placement or removal of a barrier across a previously learned route (Poucet and Herrmann, 2001; Alvernhe et al., 2011), but as noted above, place cells seem to be responsive to an enormous variety of inputs.

This surround-suppression input both increases activity of neurons responsive to the attended location and suppresses the baseline firing rates of neurons responsive to other locations.

The researchers therefore hope that modulating those neurons' firing rates in this way will make musicians' brains more responsive to SMR.Preliminary results suggest it works.

BK−/− mice PCs were responsive to peripheral stimulation by a conserved climbing fiber input but simple spike firing modulation (expressed by delayed inhibition) was severely altered.

In GLUTag cells we showed previously that amino acid transport induced a small Na+-dependent inward current of ∼3 pA/cell, which increased L cell excitability and firing rate (9), potentially also making the cell more responsive to further stimuli.

First, all individuals included in cnidocyte firing assays conducted in the presence of the drug were responsive to mechanical stimuli and appeared otherwise normal following experiments (n = 90).

In contrast, sh Ampkα2-treated cells were less responsive to hypoglycaemic challenge, with 0.5 mmol/l glucose having no effect on Vm or firing rate (Fig.  4f).