Sentence examples for synchronized pattern from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, we predicted that enhanced cerebellar activation would occur only in the hemiola, polyrhythmic condition for which complex neural computations become required to undertake grouping, sequencing and asymmetric mapping of different time intervals into a single rhythmically synchronized pattern.

Tens of thousands at a time would come ashore on the same day at Rancho Nuevo, a remote Mexican beach in Tamaulipas State, to lay their eggs in the synchronized pattern unique to their breed.

Calcium waves in phase with mitotic waves suggest that calcium signals control this synchronized pattern of nuclear divisions.

The network then fires in a synchronized pattern before it gets degraded by the background noise and the interference of the distractor neurons.

In contrast, the rat exhibits a synchronized pattern of germ cell proliferation in which a high proliferation index occurs at e15.5 followed by a complete cessation of proliferation for the remainder of gestation and until postnatal Days 4 6 (Ferrara et al., 2006).

Thirty dancers moving in synchronized patterns to re-enact a fable from ancient China may be followed on stage by a lone musician playing the erhu, a two-stringed instrument that dates back 3,500 years.

A zero-phase response indicates that both voltage output and current input peak at the same time, thus generating in-phase synchronized patterns.

Mu waves, also known as mu rhythms, comb or wicket rhythms, arciform rhythms, or sensorimotor rhythms, are synchronized patterns of electrical activity involving large numbers of neurons, probably of the pyramidal type, in the part of the brain that controls voluntary movement.

For the subcutaneous tissue, a significant cross-correlation with the blood was found when analyzing the data with a lag time of zero but not with other lag times, indicating highly synchronized patterns between the two compartments.

We conclude that while for a fraction of patterns the start was precisely synchronized, overall pattern spikes were not precisely synchronized but tended to co-occur in a loose manner because of firing rate co-modulation.

In [9] it was shown that in a fully connected cell assembly, where synaptic plasticity is time-dependent, a small number of neural clusters are formed, thus splitting the cell assembly into chained pools, and producing a distributed and synchronized firing pattern.