Sentence examples for stimulus spectrum from inspiring English sources
From the viewpoint of structural engineering, natural frequencies of such structures should be outside of the stimulus spectrum.
Activation in all three imaged centers increased monotonically with increasing bandwidth when either stimulus spectrum level or energy was held constant.
The WN signaling may be non-linear to some extent, as seen in the deviation in coherence from unity when the stimulus spectrum departs from being flat (cf. Fig. 1B and Fig. 3G), but with such rapidly changing and linearizing [31], [37], [51] stimuli the frequencies where the photoreceptors transmit most information are linear (as reported for small sinusoidal contrasts: [24]).
These neurons may be tuned to odours not included in our stimulus spectrum.
The stimulus spectrum used was limited to 16 compounds, which means that key ligands might have been overlooked.
Taken together, the current and previous results suggest that in mammalian auditory cortex, pitch is corepresented together with the stimulus spectrum (or timbre), rather than being represented separately in a dedicated map.
Nevertheless, when testing for stimulus spectrum-dependent differences in the gap-detection threshold and controlling for random effects of animal identity on behavioral performance, there emerged a significant main effect of stimulus type on gap length at d′ = 1, F 3, 390) = 13.21; p <.001; Figure 2A.
The mean stimulus power spectrum (SPSM) for a specific stimulus was obtained by averaging the single trial power spectra obtained from that stimulus presentation.
All stimuli were filtered using the inverse transfer function of the speaker to ensure a flat response across the stimulus frequency spectrum, with the overall level averaging 76 ± 5 decibels sound pressure level (dB SPL) from trial to trial, irrespective of stimulus type.
The response spectra segregate into three distinct clusters according to their stimulus response spectra.
γNF is essentially the normalized signal and stimulus cross-spectrum.
