For this reason, the synchronization of expectations plays an important role to minimize heterogeneous impacts of centralized policies, i.e. monetary policy.
There is extensive experimental verification that collections of neurons may function as oscillators and the synchronization of oscillators may play a key role in the transmission of information within the central nervous system [24 26].
The synchronization of memristor oscillator plays an important role in chaos control and its application [8, 11].
The tendency of sensory neocortical networks to generate synchronized oscillations in response to stimulation has raised the possibility that synchronization may play a prominent role in some aspects of sensory perception.
Since the mammalian anterior pituitary is not innervated, other humoral factors must come into play and enable synchronization of the gland oscillators by the SCN [18].
Such inter-subject synchronization of eye blinks suggests that blinks play a role beyond corneal moistening, likely related to human social interaction.
In the nervous system, synchronization processes play an important role, e.g., in the context of information processing and motor control.
First, persistent firing in interneurons occurs in the beta and gamma frequency range, which are believed to play a role in synchronization of principal neuronal activity that could be involved in cognitive processing and psychiatric disorders.
Indeed, firing of doublets of action potentials by BCs has been suggested to play key roles in synchronization of spatially distinct neuronal sub-populations during gamma rhythm (Traub et al., 1996).
The existence of gap junctions between ependymal cells has been widely demonstrated [ 6, 8, 9, 21, 28], and they are believed to play a role in the synchronization of cilia beating [ 50, 55].
Undoubtedly, increased electrical field effects due to reduction of the ECS play a major role in synchronization of neuronal bursts underlying seizure (Taylor and Dudek, 1984; Andrew et al., 1989; Jensen and Yaari, 1997; Dudek et al., 1999).
