For CA1 cells, only putative pyramidal cells (firing rate <5 Hz) that were active on at least one <span class="lh">trajectory (firing rate ≥0.5 Hz) were included in the analysis (Ji and Wilson, 2007, 2008).
This data includes victims of shock as a result of high-trajectory fire.
The following year, the Shin Bet reported that out of the supposedly 630 Israelis wounded in "terror attacks" in 2008, 'The majority of the wounded in 2008 (about 400 people) were wounded by high-trajectory fire from the Gaza Strip.
Because of its high trajectory, mortar fire can be used against enemy positions such as trench lines, gun pits, and other locations not protected by overhead cover.
Purple Lake (Fig. 1) occurs at a similar elevation to Emerald Lake (3200 m asl), and the ~9500 year record there indicates a decreasing trajectory of fire activity during the last 3000 years (Morris et al. 2013b).
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In this study, we analyzed 776 V1 cells and 2033 CA1 cells that were active on at least one trajectory (mean firing rate >0.5 Hz).
We also found that the recovery trajectory of post-fire Et was dependent on fire severity.
But a study of the trajectory of the fire, the army said in its report, "casts serious doubt" on the assumption that Israeli soldiers were the source.
Bellingcat used publicly available satellite imagery of the battlegrounds and adapted established procedures for analysing craters on the ground for determining the trajectory of artillery fire, applying them to the photographs.
They brag about the Q36, a computerized weapon system that is so sophisticated it can spot an enemy mortar or rocket in midair, trace its trajectory backward, and fire a response before the enemy round lands.
