However, the synchronous action of radiation damage and some degree of thermal annealing could be a much more common scenario, given that the extreme case outlined above appears to be at least possible.
We used light stimulation to elicit a response from physiologically distinct types of RGCs and then utilized the dynamic-configurability capabilities of a microelectronics-based high-density microelectrode array (MEA) to record their synchronous action potentials.
Alternatively, short, reflex muscle activations may generate more synchronous bursts of action potentials than do 5 second maximal voluntary efforts, and summation of these synchronous action potentials yields a greater EMG signal during transient reflex activations.
Testing distributed, remote applications under the assumptions that communication is synchronous and actions can be blocked is unrealistic, since synchronous communication for such applications can only be achieved if special protocols are used.
The intermediate format describes the behavior with the help of synchronous guarded actions [31], which turned out to be well suited to eliminate the complex interaction of statements of the source language on the one hand, while preserving the synchronous semantics and allowing efficient analysis and generation of hardware and software code on the other hand.
Synchronous activity in the hippocampus and nucleus accumbens may be a motivation-to-action interface [6].
To mechanistically elucidate the synchronous catalytic action of the enzymes pectinase and glucosidase on the matrix, computer-aided 3D modelling of active fractions of the enzyme substrate complexes was generated to predict the orientation of residues affecting the substrate domain.
They inferred that a component of the 600 Hz evoked response reflected mass synchronous neuronal action potentials (Baker et al., 2003) and found that component to colocalize with an fMRI BOLD signal in somatosensory cortex, with variations in the amplitude of that component occurring with different rates of median nerve stimulation reflected in that fMRI signal (Ritter et al., 2008).
Sanchez-Vives et al. [10] showed that the illusion could also be produced by synchronous visual-motor actions - when the virtual hand moved synchronously with the real hand, implemented using a data glove, but not when the movement was asynchronous.
The vibrational analysis suggests that it often functions as a counterweight, performing different "dances" that appear reciprocal and/or synchronous with the actions of the sulcus of the mallear ridge and, through its butt joint, to the anterior process of the malleus.
