… For the 1:1 interareal synchrony, threshold Q of significant … tests in analyses of interareal
synchrony (Figs 2a and 3). … the attentional capacity in this study was correlated with the strength …

… mechanisms underlying resonance and … synchrony in the gamma-frequency range
primarily entrained L4 fast-spiking inhibitory interneurons.A recent study examined how inter-areal …

… For attentive serial search to work in the fashion described … We believe that a match between
an object brought under the … resonance frequency or dictated by the area that triggers the …

… Thus, assemblies defined by synchrony rather than rate … learning because their adaptive
functions are controlled by … This is the case when brains are awake and attentive. In order …

… attentive matching … , learning, expectation, attention, resonance, and synchrony (the CLEARS
processes). The CLEARS processes are all engaged when there is a good enough match …

… Resonance phenomena have also been studied by … down processes are carried by interareal
synchrony in the alpha and … One immediate consequence of this study was the necessity to …

… controls) and five adult CDCs were used in the present study… as a consequence of higher
synchrony in CI stimulation and … stimulus, most probably since matching with the stimulus priors …

… selected brain areas contribute to the synchrony and hypersynchrony in the human brain.
The … This study concluded that the delta/theta phase-locking represents overnight changes in …

… Overcoming this long-acknowledged obstacle in the field requires a causal approach to
measuring inter-areal interactions, based on manipulations of neural activity. Local cooling to …

… adaptive resonance theory (ART) that circumvent learning and … output values or number of
spikes; the temporal pattern of the … pattern matches, the missing parts can be reconstructed by …