Sentence examples for spikes of two from inspiring English sources
(A) Raw trace illustrating the spikes of two neurons recorded in parallel, at two different points in time.
To examine the potential for co-operative effects, we first focussed on a subset of our recordings, in which the spikes of two different neurons were recorded at the same time with the same patch pipette25 (Fig. 5A, N = 5 pairs) or using two separate adjacent patch pipettes (N = 2 pairs).
The spikes of two neurons are then modeled as upward level-crossing times of two cross-correlated fluctuating Gaussian potentials.
Here, we focused on neuroscience and modeled the spikes of two cross-correlated neurons by two cross-correlated level-crossing processes.
The stability of direction-tuned cells was evaluated by correlation of either the spikes in each half of a trial (within-trial stability) or the spikes of two consecutive trials (between-trial stability).
Even as much of Europe and North America lay buried under glaciers, the temperature in Greenland was oscillating wildly, sometimes in spikes of ten degrees, sometimes in spikes of twenty.
That's produced price spikes of three- to eightfold, says Jeffrey Green, president of J.A. Green and Company in Washington, D.C., a public policy firm specializing in rare earths.
Such correlations, either in membrane potential, in output spikes, or in spike counts of two cells, can be caused by a common input to both cells due to overlapping receptive fields.
Additionally, Pyramidal cells occasionally fire complex-spike bursts of two to seven spikes at 3 10 ms inter-spike intervals, reflected by their characteristic autocorrelograms and inter-spike interval histograms.
In terms of the structure of the virus, as you know, it's RNA, wrapped in a protein envelope, with protein spikes on the surface — you can see them — and the spikes are of two major types: hemagglutinin and neuraminidase.
He puffs a cigar and looks at a little spike of seven grand larcenies, defined as thefts of goods worth more than $1,000.
