Sentence examples for spatial synchronized from inspiring English sources

Modelling masting habit, i.e. the spatial synchronized annual variability in fruit production, is a huge task due to two main circumstances: (1) the identification of main ecological factors controlling fruiting processes, and (2) the common departure of fruit data series from the main basic statistical assumptions of normality and independence.

We combine the above temporal and spatial schemes in a tightly synchronized protocol where legitimate nodes are implicitly coordinated network-wide while ensuring no spatiotemporal patterns in communication are exposed to external observers.

Through spectral, correlation and coherence analyses, we found that resting-state MEG rhythms demonstrated ultraslow (< 0.1 Hz) spontaneous power modulations that synchronized over a large spatial distance, especially between bilaterally homologous regions in opposite hemispheres.

Neural firing and local field potentials in the NA core synchronized with hippocampal activity during spatial exploration, but during lever pressing they instead synchronized more strongly with the PFC.

The last result suggests that within and among single fast 'up' states, occurring in the spindle oscillations regime, whose onset and decay are well synchronized across the recording sites, spatial organization of discharge patterns can be negligible or absent.

During spatial exploration, theta rhythms in the hippocampus were synchronized with similar frequency peaks in the PFC and NA.

Also, the behaviours within groups of weaned calves becomes more synchronized [ 5, 43], with greater spatial cohesion and social interaction than among suckling calves [ 43].

Distinct temporal evolution of the spatial pattern can be obtained depending on the bifurcating synchronized state.

Behavior was recorded with a digital video camera (30 frames per second) and spatial position was tracked by an automated system that synchronized behavioral and neural data (Cineplex, Plexon, Dallas, TX).

Salmon (1977, 273) argues, however, that the standard formulation of the law of conservation of momentum makes use of the concept of one-way velocities, which cannot be measured without the use of (something equivalent to) synchronized clocks at the two ends of the spatial interval that is traversed; thus, it is a circular argument to use conservation of momentum to define simultaneity.

In this study, however, spatial acuity apparently became worse in the presence of simultaneously delivered synchronized sinusoidal stimuli – but only when they were applied to the unilateral stimulus sites.