Sentence examples for slow firing from inspiring English sources

Notwithstanding the slow firing rate of the individual neurons, overall neuron population was proved to accurately indicate fast signals.

We can now partially answer one of the questions raised in the Introduction: what are the conditions for adaptation to increase the robustness of slow firing?

The "disintegration" mode gives every player a slow firing semi-automatic phaser rifle that will kill and vaporize an opposing player in one shot, thus requiring shots to be carefully aimed to ensure they hit.

Of these properties, the spiking rate was the most distinctive feature: firing rates were sufficiently different that a cholinergic neuron could be identified from its slow firing rate during somatic current injection.

This uniform spread ensured that information encoded on slow timescales became available also on fast timescales (e.g., by enabling a more reliable estimate of a slow firing rate vector in a narrow time window and thus increasing the signal-to-noise ratio on fast timescales).

They have a slow firing rate of between 0.5 and 5 Hz.

The old aphorism — hire slow, fire fast — is still right.

The slow fires of decomposition and new growth begin to burn with equal energy.

Then it occurred to me: I am waiting for a slow fire to slowly cook these pork chops.

Is it strictly relevant that the Library of Congress guy in "Slow Fires" reminds Baker of Frank Gorshin as the Riddler?

It is then slightly heated over a slow fire or in hot sunshine, stirred again to evaporate excess moisture, and stored in airtight vessels.