Slow oscillations are controlled by h, and ultimately described by y.
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In learning before sleep spindles are redistributed to neuronally active upstates within slow oscillations.
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These slow oscillations can be, for example, slow fluctuations in calcium concentration inside a cell.
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Bettina Jaques-Bosch saw this as a succession of slow oscillations by the author between public outspokenness and inner melancholy.
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The first plot shows that when y is a slow oscillation, the pendulum quickly falls over when disturbed from the upright position.
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Some researchers speculate that the slow oscillation ( nREM ) cycles of animal sleep constitute an essential're-normalization'phase.
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When the neurons are at rest and are hyperpolarizing, a period of inhibition occurs during a slow oscillation, called the down state.
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When the neurons of the neocortex are in the excitatory depolarizing phase and are firing briefly at a high rate, a period of excitation occurs during a slow oscillation, called the up state.
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I don't see why they shouldn't exist, gravitational waves from the Big Bang have cooled just as much as EM waves have, so the cosmic background gravitational radiation may have some slow oscillations.
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A study has also been done involving direct current stimulation to the prefrontal cortex to increase the amount of slow oscillations during SWS . The direct current stimulation greatly enhanced word-pair retention the following day, giving evidence that SWS plays a large role in the consolidation of episodic memories.
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