Sentence examples for stimulus periodicity from inspiring English sources
Responses to noise bursts are not based on spectral features, and following-rate limitations are a function of the silent periods between stimuli more than stimulus periodicity, thus providing additional evidence that the functionality of inhibitory networks has been impaired in PA rats (see also [26]).
The rest of the analysis will focus on the ISI information at 1 ms resolution since it does not assume a priori knowledge of the stimulus periodicity range.
The authors are aware of the fact that a number of stimulus properties co-vary with stimulus periodicity, like envelope rise time, pause duration, or spectral content.
A study of the neural ensemble code for stimulus periodicity in the range of the fundamental frequency of vocalizations also demonstrated that a joint code of rate and timing parameters provide more information than either code alone [60].
Clearly, each stimulus periodicity will activate numerous units within the periodicity map, and our model is that areas within the map with units that represent similar periodicities and that are activated by the same stimulus competitively interact with each other.
Thus, the stimulus periodicity was 5 cycles per run.
They report that all stimulus parameters (periodicity, harmonic order level, stimulus type (pure tone, inferred fundamental inducing tone complex)) affected M100 latency.
In principle, this may result in stimulus-locked periodicity in behavioral performance [ 6].
We nevertheless refer to best stimuli as 'best periodicity' considering that other stimulus features may influence response properties.
It is true that stimuli with periodicities above about 30 Hz onwards are the pitch range of humans as well as of macaques as we recently showed behaviourally (Joly et al., 2014; Frontiers in Perception Science).
Likewise, the patterns produced by each stimulus are apparent; periodicity by the sinusoidal, abrupt changing intensities by the piecewise constant, and slowly fluctuating changes in intensity by the random stimulus.
