At a second level, involving connections between ensembles, variations in transmission timing affect synchrony between ensembles.
The timing of synchrony delays as k increases (Fig. 4 a and Additional file 1: Figure S3E, solid lines).
If the balance of the q/ p ratio is broken by reducing q (Fig. 4 a and Additional file 1: Figure S3E, dashed lines), the timing of synchrony is delayed further (see also Additional file 1: Figure S9).
For controlling polarizer chemistry, spare TTL channels of portable NMR spectrometers can be used to pulse program reaction timings in synchrony with heteronuclear RF transformations.
They were actually global positioning system antennas picking up shock waves as they migrated across the sensors, timing them in synchrony to.001 seconds.
In addition, the ability to play back balanced, yet random, patterns of excitation and inhibition may open up new horizons into understanding the causal role of precise spike timing or neural synchrony in brain function and disease, an area of longstanding yet growing interest.
A second prediction of the model is related to the timing of spike synchrony between neurons.
Thus, large-scale alpha networks can form through their specific timing (oscillatory phase synchrony) rather than solely increases or decreases in site-specific power (Palva S and Palva JM 2011).
Some children with ASD exhibit auditory brainstem processing deficits specific to speech stimuli [ 9, 10], such as deficits in neural synchrony (timing) and phase locking (periodicity encoding; transcription of pitch contour), as well as degradation of the morphology of the responses in quiet and background noise, despite normal click-evoked brainstem responses.
That their sensory receptors are tuned to the same environmental stimuli is usually sufficient to achieve this synchrony (proper timing) in the lower organisms.
