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Hence, the IOS creates the illusion that seizures propagate in a smooth homogeneous fashion across the cortex, while in fact smooth propagation only exists in the hemodynamic response to the seizure rather than in the underlying electrical activity, as will be demonstrated with VSD imaging.

In addition, it was suggested that these captodatively substituted propagating radicals were thermodynamically persistent but kinetically active in propagation, which resulted in rather smooth propagation in spite of bulky 1,1-disubstituted olefins.

In contrast to forward ones, backward predictions do not reflect the smooth propagation of an interaction along the network.

The first part of the equation represents the smooth propagation process which assigns similar values to adjacent nodes, while the second part represents prior knowledge.

Likewise, modular inhomogeneous, slower propagation is described using electrode arrays and calcium imaging (Chervin et al. 1988; Wadman and Gutnick 1993; Trevelyan et al. 2006, 2007) compared with smooth propagation using VSD or IOS imaging of membrane potential, light reflection, or CBV (Sutor et al. 1994; Tsau et al. 1998; Schwartz and Bonhoeffer 2001; Bahar et al. 2006; Derchansky et al. 2006).

This opposite trends of RWR and PRINCE is because RWR and PRINCE algorithms are generally similar in that the first part of RWR and PRINCE represents the smooth propagation process which assigns similar values to adjacent nodes, while the second part represents prior knowledge.

In small wires a single martensite plate nucleates at the start of transformation and then proceeds to grow in a monolithic fashion; the wire transforms by smooth axial propagation of a single interface.

Some numerical experiments are proposed to highlight the scheme efficiency: an experiment of fast gravitational modes, a smooth surface wave propagation, an initial propagating surface water elevation jump considering a non-trivial topography, and a last experiment of slow Rossby modes simulating the displacement of a baroclinic vortex subject to the Coriolis force.

Spatio-temporal correlation indicates smooth shear band propagation, as long as the process of phase transformation remains on hold.

The load displacement curves of specimens A were quite smooth because crack propagation occurred continuously, and it resulted in small deviation in load and high repeatability.

Additionally, it is shown that m, t and c phases can be identified on fracture surfaces by intergranular, textured transgranular, or smooth transgranular crack propagation, respectively.