ISI distributions of neurons switching from regular firing to bursting in both preparations are displayed in Figure 7C and 7D.
The model reveals that grid cells switch from firing largely at random to firing in some semblance of a three-dimensional pattern relatively quickly.
In conclusion, we have shown, for the first time, evidence from an fMRI study that supports the idea of a system reducing its discriminable states and switching into more stereotypic patterns of firing under sedation.
The smoke and haze from these hits caused Lützow to lose sight of Lion, and she switched her fire to at 4 16.
This neuroanatomical signature resembles that of non-REM sleep, and may be evidence for a system that reduces its discriminable states and switches into more stereotypic patterns of firing under sedation.
Once the leading wave of Japanese was safely ashore, the massed Japanese artillery switched their fire to the defensive positions at Kranji.
The Israelis returned fire on a Palestinian station 30 meters to the left of the al-Durrahs; the soldier said their weapons were equipped with optics that allowed them to fire accurately, and that none of them had switched to automatic fire.
In the original design, the pilot could switch between two rates of fire: 2,100 or 4,200 rounds per minute; this was changed to a fixed rate of 3,900 rounds per minute.
In a 24 November press conference, local authorities said that the two apartments next to the destroyed building would be renovated as well, and that foam cladding on their exteriors would be replaced switched out in favor of fire-resistant materials.
In essence, we exploit the piecewise linear nature of the dynamics to obtain trajectories in closed form and then use a root-finding scheme to find the timings of events (switching, firing or refractory).
