Titlebook: Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science 2011; 36th International S Filip Murlak,Piotr Sankowski Conference proceedings 2011 Springer-V

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Robert Bredereck,André Nichterlein,Rolf Niedermeier,Geevarghese Philipsults from (1) the enormous number of elements involved (in the human CNS, an estimated 10. synapses are formed), (2) the long pathway of certain nerve fibers, and (3) the high selectivity of their synaptic connections, not only between and within groups of neurons, but even with regard to the local

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Markus Bl?ser,Radu Curticapeanindles preserve sleep by contributing to a gating process during which transmission of external auditory stimuli to the cortex is inhibited. In contrast, slow waves induced by external acoustic cues—K-complexes—are associated with enhanced processing of external information at the level of primary a

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Michel Blockelet,Sylvain Schmitz to serve important roles, such as the coordination of activity between regions of the nervous system during wakefulness, or the facilitation of memory consolidation during sleep. Slow oscillatory activities—either normal or paroxysmal—are usually associated with a loss of conscious perception. A nu

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Rémi Bonnetf this activation contributes to behavioral performance in tactile discrimination tasks, repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation was delivered to different scalp positions during reading of Braille and embossed Roman letters by blind and sighted subjects. Stimulation of the occipital areas disr

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Robert Bredereck,André Nichterlein,Rolf Niedermeier,Geevarghese Philip73) as well as studies on synapse formation . (Rees and Bunge, 1974) clearly indicate that the specificity of synaptic connections is not absolute and that it is strictly effective only during a certain period of embryonic development. This suggests that the constellation of neurons—i.e., the availa