Sentence examples for visual slice from inspiring English sources

Using a microscopic technique that allowed them to see a flat, thin visual slice through living cells, they watched hundreds of individual dots entering, jiggling around in, being ejected from, and in some cases admitted through, NPCs.

This visual slice of the city naturally made me think of street food -- and the taco truck -- as its culinary equivalent.

"But I have an ability to cut to the essence of what I'm presented with and make something that may seduce visually but has some deeper level, or so I like to think!" Helping celebrate punk's anniversary, Furmanovsky is opening the Rockarchive in a one-off display at the Barbican Music Library, presenting a visual slice of an era of loud, riotous expression.

The IR-DIC image of the visual cortical slice and the stimulus electrode is shown in Figure 1A.

In this paper, we demonstrated the spatiotemporal properties of the [Ca2+]i dynamics evoked by electrical stimulation in primary visual cortical slice preparations by means of Ca2+ imaging.

Here, we demonstrate the spatiotemporal properties of the [Ca2+]i changes evoked by layer 4 stimulation in primary visual cortical slice preparations by means of Ca2+ imaging to study the propagation of action potentials in the primary visual cortical neuronal networks.

The [Ca2+]i transients were evoked by stimulation with a 200 µs, 40 to 240 µA biphasic current from a glass microelectrode (tip diameter, 10 20 µm) placed in layer 4 of the visual cortical slice.

This model gives a good fit to triplet and quadruplet protocols in visual cortex slice, and also gives a much better prediction for synaptic modification due to natural spike trains (Froemke and Dan 2002).

Repetitive activation of layer 4 to layer 2/3 synaptic connections from ferret visual cortex slices displayed synaptic augmentation that was larger and longer lasting in active than in silent slices.

We investigate in visual cortical slices two forms of activity-dependent synaptic plasticity: long-term potentiation (LTP) and long-term depression (LTD).

My lab investigates in visual cortical slices two forms of activity-dependent synaptic plasticity: long-term potentiation (LTP) and long-term depression (LTD).