New results show that the noise induces large scale phase synchronization of human-brain activity associated with behavioral SR [12].
This paper examines the effects of housing design upon the amount of daylight available for maintaining synchronization of the human circadian system considered in conjunction with human movement, using historic Boston row houses as a case study.
Here Heidegger's main concern seems to be to advocate the synchronization of contemporary human life with the rhythms of nature (day and night, the seasons, and so on).
Auditory masking, mechanisms that suppress self-generated sound, and sounds of locomotion and ventilation across the animal kingdom with focus on primate locomotion, and then the synchronization of movements in human and non-human primates are explored.
It's a unique form of human synchronization.
In humans, synchronization of cortical neurons in the gamma band seems to be important for a wide range of perceptual and cognitive processes [86], [87], [88], [89].
The third paper of this Special Issue by Anton Chernihovskyi et al. shows an example of an application efficiently addressed by the spatial-temporal dynamics of CNN technology: the problem of synchronization phenomena in human electroencephalograms.
Motivated by a previous study of synchronization clusters in human temporal lobe epilepsy, we introduced a network synchronization index that we named the Network Connectivity Index (NCI), which accounted for all electrode interactions, c.f., Figures 2c,d.
Despite its role in regulating circadian rhythm (synchronization of the biological clock) in humans, it also acts as powerful endogenous scavenger of ROS and RNS such as OH, O2−, and NO radicals.
The vertex potential, first described over 60 years ago, is the largest synchronization of neural activity observed in the human brain of a healthy, awake individual (Bancaud et al. 1953; Walter 1964).
