Type one fires only one spike to the stimulus onset, has low jitter ( variability in timing over stimulus presentations ), no spontaneous activity, and is the most common type.
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"We don't know if it is different organizations who are claiming different names to give the appearance of uncoordinated, spontaneous activity or if this is a centrally planned operation ."
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Inversely, the ability for adolescents to engage in spontaneous activity and creativity, both domains commonly associated with impulse behavior, decreases over the adolescent period in response to changes in cognition.
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Extracellular recordings of antennal nerves in the Louisiana red swamp crayfish revealed continual spontaneous activity, but no neurons that were reliably excited by the application of sodium hydroxide or hydrochloric acid.
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Pharmacological disruption and mouse models lacking the ?2 subunit of the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor has shown that the lack of spontaneous activity leads to marked defects in retinotopy and eye-specific segregation.
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In absence of a stimulus, spontaneous activity in neural networks-in vivo, in vitro, or simulated-is very often stochastic in its nature .-- talk ) 00 : 38, 28 October 2009 ( UTC)
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Matt?al-Misk + n, an Oriental Orthodox monk has posited : " Meditation is an activity of one's spirit by reading or otherwise, while contemplation is a spontaneous activity of that spirit.
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This area was conceived as an " outdoor living room " where both scheduled and spontaneous activities can take place alongside public markets and a state of the art food and information pavilion.
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Deth has characterized the conformation-dependent participation of D4 dopamine receptors in the process of phospholipid methylation, and found that different states of methylation yield varying degrees of spontaneous activity of G protein coupling.
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Spontaneous activity occurs early during neural circuit development even when sensory input is absent and is observed in many systems such as the developing visual system, auditory system, motor system, hippocampus, cerebellum and neocortex.
