On the backdrop, you see what looks like a photograph of an enormous tract of brown ice, stamped into slush, but also, in places, studded with sharp spikes — spikes that could kill you if you fell on them.
Variety CIM-Chandni had significantly higher flower spikes, spikes:leaf + stem ratio, oil content and produced higher oil of better quality.
Spikes spikes are super rare.
Interictal discharges may be morphologically divided into sharp waves, spikes, spike-wave complexes, and polyspike-wave complexes [21].
Recordings from the ab3 sensilla of the Δhalo background flies showed complete absence of large amplitude spikes (spike A) when challenged with DEET, IR3535 or picaridin (Fig. 8, top trace).
We also analysed their activity for all spikes, spike trains and bursts (Fig. 4B, red-marked inset).
Both original and processed data (time stamp of spikes, spike waveforms, result of spike sorting and local field potential) are included, along with metadata of behavioural markers.
In short, the spike-triggered covariance analysis is based on comparing the stimulus variance of the complete stimulus set of Gaussian white noise to the variance of the stimulus subset that elicited spikes ("spike-triggered stimulus ensemble").
EEG recordings were classified using the Biopac Acqknowledge software by an experienced electroencephalographer blind to treatment into a single best category: normal, low voltage fast, spikes, spike-waves, or evolving electrographic seizure.
The modified Rulkov map can mimic a wide variety of spiking patterns, such as spike-frequency adaptation, postinhibitory rebound, phasic spiking, spike accommodation, spike latency and inhibition-induced spiking (Fig. 2).
Of course, this would involve a fuller investigation of the statistical properties of the central spike train, such as the higher order statistics of the inter-spike intervals [21] and the spike-spike correlation histograms.
