Croft and Sim share lead vocals, which occasionally overlap in call and response interplay and slow crescendos.
Work on the neural roots of fear by the neuroscientist Joseph LeDoux of New York University, and others, has found that in the complex interplay of slower, conscious reason and quicker, subconscious emotion and instinct, the basic architecture of the brain ensures that we feel first and think second.
The interplay of slower quenching rates and the suppression of heterogeneous nucleation is reflected in an extended supercooled liquid range, improving the formability of the BMG.
The performance of this glowing masterpiece had the flexibility of chamber music, particularly in the slow second movement's graceful interplay between the violinist Glenn Dicterow and the cellist Carter Brey.
As alluded to earlier, the specific insight of this model is the interplay between the slow M-current and the inhibitory synaptic current contributing to rebound spiking.
The specific insight of the model and, therefore, the corresponding analysis should focus on the interplay of the slow M-current and the inhibitory synaptic current contributing to rebound spiking.
The finding that coincident gamma activation within different cortical regions is locked to different theta phases suggests that the interplay between these slow and fast rhythms is, at least in some circumstances, more complex than was previously imagined.
Overall, the interplay of fast and slow mechanisms of homologous desensitization will have several effects on GABAB receptor-activated K+ current responses.
5) In the Discussion, the conclusion is drawn that slow spindles after learning favor the interplay between HPC and PFC during HR long-term recall, but Figure 3D shows an HPC-lPFC functional connectivity effect without involvement of spindles.
Progress in developing mathematics to manipulate such multi-parameter models and so enable their efficient interplay with experiments has been slow.
