drift

Examples of drifting

drifting
This is why the absolute values shown are drifting to the right.
Stationary and drifting spiral waves of excitation in isolated cardiac muscle.
These solutions correspond to an approximately spherical interface drifting slowly towards the boundary, without changing its shape.
And at the same time they are drifting away from morals - one is the cause of the other.
In a plasma with negatively charged dust, electrostatic dust cyclotron waves can be driven unstable by ions drifting along the magnetic field.
For a subset of neurons in our sample, we measured visual responses to a drifting sine-wave grating.
C: x-t plot of a drifting flicker-modulated second-order grating.
Necessity of acetylcholine for retinal directionally selective responses to drifting gratings in rabbit.
Therefore, in the second experiment, we measured temporal tuning functions of cor tical neurons using drifting plaid patterns (or thogonal contrast modulated sine-wave gratings).
The numbers indicate the angles between the drifting components.
But, some ganglion cells respond poorly, if at all to these stimuli, yet did respond to the gratings, particularly when they were drifting.
It must also be noted that keeping the same grating's speed while changing the spatial frequency modifies the drifting temporal frequency.
For drifting gratings of optimal spatial configuration, lower contrasts produced less surround suppression resulting in increases in preferred size.
Open circles represent spatial-frequency tuning for first-order gratings drifting in the preferred direction.
Overall, the majority of neurons sampled in this study (1390 193) exhibited some modification of their responses by activation of surrounding regions with drifting gratings.
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