Sentence examples for strong locking from inspiring English sources

We emphasize that even for high thresholds, where only few spikes are included, the strong locking of Hi spikes explains the percentage of locked neurons found using all spikes.

The grand average STA showed a strong locking of the spikes to the theta activity after the stimulus onset, but not during baseline.

A few cells that appeared to have a strong locking to the retraction phase were also strong responders to USVs, suggesting that this phase locking is an artifact from locking of whisking and vocalization.

A few cells did show a strong locking of firing rates with the retraction phase of the whisker, but this appeared be an artefact of the temporal coordination between whisking and calling.

Earlier studies (e.g., Murthy and Fetz 1996b) demonstrate that spikes occurring during periods of high LFP amplitudes exhibit a stronger locking to the LFP.

To better understand the implications for the organization of cortical processing, we consider a conceptual model where spikes of a neuronal assembly are locked to the LFP (Fig. 9) based on 1) the assumption that UEs reflect assembly activity (Riehle et al. 1997) and 2) our observation that UEs have the strongest locking to the LFP.

He recommended a burglar-proof door, with a strong lock, steel reinforcements, etc.

Roman treasure chests were covered with bronze plates or bound with iron and provided with strong locks.

"Water has become so precious that every drop has value," she adds, explaining the strong locks securing the taps in her absence.

All of the smartphone platforms have a strong lock-in effect.

Now an IBM researcher has revealed a more serious problem with those backdoors: They don't have particularly strong locks, and consumers are at risk.