This may be a product of evolutionary adaptation, said Dr. Kraus, since "a nervous system that is sensitive and well tuned to timing differences would be a nervous system that, from an evolutionary standpoint, would be more likely to escape potential enemies, survive and make babies".
With impeccable tuning, timing and precision of color and phrasing, the Sherry Quartet, four young players coached by the cellist Fred Sherry, shows the way through a labyrinth in which one essential melodic and harmonic idea is endlessly rediscovered in new forms.
On the music of golf: "I know people that dance and people that can sing are in tune with themselves and they're in tune with timing.
Although "tuning in and timing out" therapy did not work with all patients, it was effective with enough of them to give me hope that someday we might use similar techniques to tackle violence on a wider scale.
Plants must integrate complex signals from environmental and endogenous cues to fine-tune the timing of flowering.
Tuning the timing of such input would provide a powerful mechanism to adjust the output of a neuron, and potentially, could be a mechanism for learning and memory in the brain.
Although we have provided evidence that RIP140 may influence long-paced oscillations in NR activity, it is unclear whether RIP140 is required for these oscillations or rather is involved in fine-tuning their timing, frequency and amplitude.
In this way, nutrition, via FoxO/Usp, can tune the timing of the ecdysone peak at critical weight, thereby ensuring optimal growth for the available environment.
Interestingly, individual thalamic neurons are differently tuned to the timing between sensory and cortical activation, raising the possibility that these timing differences are spatially mapped in the thalamus.
