Q: In 2001, you were tapped by President Bush for your dream job — U.S. attorney for New Mexico — only to end up as one of the eight federal prosecutors whose firing five years later set off an outcry.
However, the majority of persistent activity patterns observed consists of cells whose firing rates decay or accelerate during working memory (cue-coupled or response-coupled), and these populations should be taken into account in addition to bistability.
Origins whose firing efficiency ηf was greater than the median ηf-median of 0.316 (0.1 min−1) were designated as efficient origins (the ηf-median is different from the ηr-median) (Table 1).
In the local model, recorded rate maps were fitted by ideal grids whose firing patterns replicated between the two compartments.
The connection weights from place cells were arranged in a divergent manner, so that a place cell had strongest connections with grid cells whose firing fields were aligned (in real space) with the firing field of the place cell.
(E ) Peri-event time histogram of a representative neuron in zona incerta whose firing rate remains suppressed throughout the period of 10 Hz central thalamus stimulation during eNpHR activation (compare to Figure 4C ).
In an election that, according to most polls, is still extremely close, with a growing number of sizeable states apparently on a knife-edge, much will depend on whose fired-up supporters will flock to the polls and whose will stay sulkily at home.
Stephen Johnson, whose fire company came from the nearby Sunset Beach station.
Does Jeter support Torre, whose firing has been threatened by George Steinbrenner?
The men teased one another about whose fire teams were faster or hardier, using the friendly rivalry to push themselves.
It was the second fire this year at the 62-year-old institution, whose fire exits and sprinkler system are antiquated.
