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Is grandmother an oscillation?

Is grandmother an oscillation? NEWS AND VIEWS CORTICAL PHYSIOLOGY----------------- be fragments of chondrule-poor carbon­ aceous chondrites. The meteorite also differs from other chondrites in chemical Michael P. Stryker compositionu: it is enriched in iron, nickel and other siderophile elements and is where', and from Eckhorn and colleagues', deficient in sulphur, alkalis and other THE realization that visual information is raises a related possibility: that neurons in elements that vaporize at low tempera­ processed through successive stages in the visual cortex activated by the same tures (volatiles). many separate areas of the cortex has led object in the world tend to discharge Those who have studied ALH85085 to a dilemma. How are the distributed rhythmically and in unison. Such a one­ agree that it is a unique meteorite, whose representations of the visual features that note neural harmony could, in principle at composition and mineralogy suggest that have to do with a single object in the world least, provide the neurons at higher it is most closely related to two unusual put together so that they can create a cortical levels with stronger inputs so that carbonaceous chondrites, Renazzo and AI perception or influence action? That is, they associate the activities of lower-order Rais. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Nature Springer Journals

Is grandmother an oscillation?

Stryker, Michael P.
Nature , Volume 338 (6213) – Mar 23, 1989
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Springer Journals
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Copyright © 1989 by Nature Publishing Group
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Science, Humanities and Social Sciences, multidisciplinary; Science, Humanities and Social Sciences, multidisciplinary; Science, multidisciplinary
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0028-0836
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1476-4687
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10.1038/338297a0
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NEWS AND VIEWS CORTICAL PHYSIOLOGY----------------- be fragments of chondrule-poor carbon­ aceous chondrites. The meteorite also differs from other chondrites in chemical Michael P. Stryker compositionu: it is enriched in iron, nickel and other siderophile elements and is where', and from Eckhorn and colleagues', deficient in sulphur, alkalis and other THE realization that visual information is raises a related possibility: that neurons in elements that vaporize at low tempera­ processed through successive stages in the visual cortex activated by the same tures (volatiles). many separate areas of the cortex has led object in the world tend to discharge Those who have studied ALH85085 to a dilemma. How are the distributed rhythmically and in unison. Such a one­ agree that it is a unique meteorite, whose representations of the visual features that note neural harmony could, in principle at composition and mineralogy suggest that have to do with a single object in the world least, provide the neurons at higher it is most closely related to two unusual put together so that they can create a cortical levels with stronger inputs so that carbonaceous chondrites, Renazzo and AI perception or influence action? That is, they associate the activities of lower-order Rais.

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Published: Mar 23, 1989

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