In the neurophysiological literature, the computations are often described in terms of extracting spectral (or textural) features of sounds vs temporal (or contour) features of sounds, with the underlying assumption that spectral features are essential for pitch and timbre percepts, and temporal features are essential for rhythm but also timbre as well.
(A ) Contour plot showing E641 I-Ab E641 I-AbAb tetramer+ CD4+ T-cells.
Contour plots show tetramer vs CD44 for (A – C ) unprimed (D – F ) E641+CFA immunized or (G – I ) OVA+CFA immunized mice.
From the histogram described in Fig. 8a, the GNP-VS conjugates show the cumulative response of both the cell-cycle effectors namely GNP and VS. Figure 8b illustrates the different response of the cell cycle using a contour plot, in which the VS-, GNP-, and the GNP-VS-induced population shift are clearly classified.
(F ) Concatenated contour plots (4 mice) showing CD5 vs BrdU incorporation in unprimed adult and old total CD4+ T-cells.
LiveGr-1−CD11c−CD11b+ cells were analyzed for gp120 vs SIGN-R1 (not shown) and the CD11b+ cells, gray contour; the SIGN-R1+gp120+ SIGN-R1+gp120+ots; SIGN-R1−gp120− cells, black dots; and SIgreen+gp120− cells, gray dots, SIGN-R1−gp120− SIGN-R1−gp120− SIGN-R1.
The red contours: significant BOLD contrasts for the 'gaze following vs identity matching' comparison (p<0.005, uncorrected, 5 contiguous voxels).
The green contours: significant BOLD contrasts for the opposite, 'identity matching vs gaze following' comparison (p<0.05, uncorrected, 5 contiguous voxels).
Bottom, contour plots of peak release rate (left) and half-duration of the TCR (right), plotted vs coupling distance (horizontal axis) and Ca2+ inflow (vertical axis, normalized to that of single Ca2+ channel).
