Sentence examples for timing theory from inspiring English sources

This cerebellar timing theory, in which the cortex controls the timed discharge of DCN activity, is consistent with cerebellar cortical lesion studies where maladaptively timed CRs occur after ablation [12] and pharmacological [13], [14] cerebellar cortical lesions.

Recently, we are witnessing an emergence of a new theoretical framework initiated by the work of Becker and Wurgler (2002), known under the acronym of "Market timing Theory of Capital Structure".

We therefore examined whether principles of interval timing theory (the mean accuracy property and the scalar property of variance) were equally valid in both explicit and implicit, predictive timing.

Theories of duration perception often boil down to variations on SET or scalar timing theory (Gibbon, 1977; Gibbon et al., 1984).

By far the most influential such model is the pacemaker accumulator model based on an information-processing model of scalar timing theory, consisting of three key components: clock, memory, and decision stages.

The use of the time bisection procedure allowed for a detailed analysis of AD patients' timing behavior within the theoretical framework of Scalar Timing Theory, with particular attention devoted to the function of the memory components.

The results are also interpreted in terms of timing theories.

The study is made concerning different theories of capital structure, namely the trade-off, pecking order and market timing theories with focusing on the impact of market imperfections on debt ratio.

To contrast two models of timing, Scalar Expectancy Theory (SET) and Learning to Time (LeT), pigeons were exposed to a double temporal bisection procedure.

The ingredients vary but the timing and the theory are pretty much a constant.

This timing supports the theory that de novo synthesis of ethylene is required for the increased ethylene level.