Sentence examples for various frequency bands from inspiring English sources
EEG and MEG signal contains oscillatory (i.e rhythmic) activity in various frequency bands.
Therefore, in a re-analysis of an existing dataset, we sought to determine how the oscillations in the tinnitus network in the various frequency bands interact.
However, how these regions relate to perceptual characteristics of tinnitus, and how oscillations in various frequency bands are associated with communications within the tinnitus network is still incompletely understood.
Secondly, an assessment of the quality of compensation by analysis of resulting current waveforms on power supply side, using various distortion indices and considering various frequency bands.
We consider the case of a monostatic system (co-located transmitters and receivers) operated in various frequency bands between 5 and 15 MHz, from a spacecraft in slow polar orbit around a spinning comet nucleus.
This gives various frequency bands.
We remedy this here by investigating the influence of various cortical frequency bands on the intrinsic effective connectivity of the BG, as well as the role of the latter in regulating cortical behaviour.
Our paper presents the details and merits of these component- and system-level developments, each of which resulted in noise reductions of 2 - 6 dB(A) at the various characteristic frequency bands of the gasoline direction injection system during engine idling conditions.
We found no correlations between the size of the elicited MEP and the size of the amplitude of EEG oscillatory activity in various different frequency bands.
Mantini et al. (2007) investigated the correlation of various EEG frequency bands with these RSNs using EEG fMRI and found evidence for specific group level EEG band power correlation profiles for six RSNs.
This approach has been used predominantly to compute intracerebral sources of various EEG frequency bands in clinical conditions, such as schizophrenia (Dierks et al. 1995), depression (Dierks et al. 1993), Alzheimer's disease (Huang et al. 2000), and epilepsy (Ebersole 1991; Verhellen and Boon 2007).
