Sentence examples for synchronous activities from inspiring English sources

Normal DS circuitry has been observed in the nicotinic ACh receptor β2 subunit deficient mice in which retinal synchronous activities were diminished [13], arguing that synchronized activities are not important.

"Developing networks of neural systems can exhibit spontaneous, synchronous activities called neural bursts, which can be important in the organization of functional neural circuits.

Over time, of course, the nature of work in most sectors of the economy has changed; today most tasks do not require synchronous activities, yet many in older generations — including many senior executives — continue to expect synchronous behavior.

The paper focuses on text-based synchronous activities, since it is the widest and most commonly used synchronous technology, and provides clear evidence that it can marginalise, demotivate and disappoint students with dyslexia with difficulties in reading, spelling, word order and argumentation.

The world's inhabitants have ever less time for synchronous activities, like phone calls, conversation and videoconferencing.

The spatial topographies may reflect the dipole activity, presumably caused by partially synchronous activities within certain cortical source patches that produce far-field potentials through volume conduction.

Often, the pathological synchronous activity (synchronizations) starts at a small, localized brain area within the gray matter and then spreads to its immediate vicinity recruiting more and more parts of the neural network.

fMRI data shows that even when people aren't actively doing anything, their brain show synchronous activity, meaning there are up and down oscillations that correspond with each other throughout different brain regions.

However, little is known about evolutionary origins of such synchronous activity, so it is important to compare behavioral synchronization abilities and their effects on social relationship across primate species.

Further, most of the spikes are not time-locked to stimulus onsets [ 19], and a good portion of the synchronous activity that is produced may be due to simultaneous activation of overlapping receptive fields [ 20, 21].

Correlation matrix shows clusters of synchronous activity.