Sentence examples for synchronized rhythm from inspiring English sources

In the case of frq, the increase in transcript levels coincides with "lights on" regardless of zeitgeber lengths, which is not consistent with entrainment, but rather with a driven (i.e., synchronized) rhythm.

You can try to practice that kind of synchronized rhythm.

Nevertheless, Viktor Kee, the lithe and sinuous juggler, excels; the Ballet on Lights is unusual; the balletic rope work of Geneviève Bessette in "Anima" entrances; and "Oriflammes," the bamboo pole act, fills the eye with the color of flowing flame-colored fabric and synchronized rhythm.

The population frequency of the sparsely synchronized rhythm is ultrafast (higher than 100 Hz), while the mean firing rate of individual interneurons is much lower (∼30 Hz) due to stochastic and intermittent neural discharges.

They communicate with each other and produce a synchronized rhythm [ 17].

Fitting of cosine curves to the clinical IOP profiles was feasible, but the resultant curves showed no constant synchronized rhythm in the long term in a majority of patients.

Hence, for fixed values of J and D we consider the Watts Strogatz small-world network of suprathreshold FS Izhikevich interneurons which interpolates between regular lattice and random graph via rewiring, and investigate the effect of small-world synaptic connectivity on emergence of fast sparsely synchronized rhythms by varying the rewiring probability p from short-range to long-range connection.

Remarkably, unshocked organoids autonomously synchronized rhythms within 12 hours of recording.

One difficulty in applying this approach is that neurons in the SCN shell and core typically display synchronized rhythms.

To calculate synchronized zeitgeber rhythm the flies were kept under 12 hour light-12 hour dark cycles (LD) for 10 days.

The networks exhibit collective oscillations in the form of synchronized bursting rhythms, without affecting the fast timescale dynamics.