However, the latter does not contribute significantly to the dynamics, so that the oscillators are strongly synchronized.
The exploitation of diversity could only be possible if all the sectors of different BSs are strongly synchronized in time and frequency.
So, phase synchrony refers to the interdependence between the instantaneous phases of two signals; the instantaneous phases may be strongly synchronized even when the amplitudes of the two signals are statistically independent [8].
It is well known that commoninhibition can be strongly synchronizing in neuronal models (e.g., [1, 2, 14 18]).
Neurons with strong OB (see Materials and Methods for calculations) were also strongly connected: Most of the neurons (93%, 26/28) with narrow orientation tuning (OB ≥ 0.2) had also strong interactions with the network (s′ ≥ 1.0) (Fig. 6 D ) and, as one would expect from the correlation shown in Figure 2 (inset), were also strongly synchronized with the rest of the network (result not shown).
Typically, the deposition of plaques has been associated with the default mode network (DMN; Buckner et al., 2005; Sperling et al., 2009), a set of frontal and parietal midline structures with high metabolic activity that are coupled through high intrinsic functional connectivity (i.e. synchronous ongoing activity, where regions that are more strongly synchronized will exhibit higher connectivity).
At a strong coupling strength, hub nodes are strongly pairwise synchronized whether they are connected or disconnected.
This is due to the fact that in heterogeneous networks, such as SF network, disconnected hub nodes are strongly pairwise synchronized whereas some connected small-degree nodes remain weakly correlated.
Czechoslovaks were strongly Atlanticist.
Gamma-band responses have been implicated to be a mechanism of perceptual binding and strongly synchronized about 100 ms after sensory processing, reflecting integration processing of perceived features at very early stage [ 8, 19, 20].
