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1 analysis predicts that sensory processing is high pass.
2 e region-of-interest extraction, followed by high-pass and Sobel filtering for emphasis of low-level
3 tical model to design the high transmission (high pass) and high reflection (low pass) unit cell.
4       Furthermore, a model incorporating the high-pass controller matches animal behavior, whereas th
5 ements of the gating charge should produce a high-pass current noise described by an inverse Lorentzi
6                                              High-pass digital filtering was also applied to remove t
7 mentally test and model the performance of a High-Pass Electrical Mobility Filter (HP-EMF) that can b
8 arpening increases contrast by combining the high pass filter output with the base image.
9 ncy activity, either by adding an additional high-pass filter (phenomenological) or by incorporating
10       The cell nuclei were segmented using a high-pass filter algorithm, which allowed quantification
11 atory events can be visualized by applying a high-pass filter and increasing the time and amplitude s
12        These movements were passed through a high-pass filter and multiplied by a gain factor before
13 ctical experiments on the four-op-amp biquad high-pass filter circuit show that this model outperform
14 band-pass filter circuit, four-op-amp biquad high-pass filter circuit, and Tow-Thomas filter circuit
15            EEG systems necessarily include a high-pass filter early in the measurement chain to remov
16 ork would function as a spatial and temporal high-pass filter for excitatory inputs.
17     According to computational modeling, the high-pass filter implemented by K(V)1 channels matches t
18 s led to the hypothesis that nAChRs act as a high-pass filter in the dopaminergic microcircuit.
19 ransducer adaptation accounts for a variable high-pass filter observed in the acoustic tuning curve.
20 tion of closely related odors, by imposing a high-pass filter on transmitter release from ePN termina
21 tatory hippocampal synapses, STP serves as a high-pass filter optimized for the transmission of infor
22 ctance, thereby primarily accounting for its high-pass filter properties.
23             Synchrony thus allows the CbN to high-pass filter Purkinje inputs, facilitating sensory-e
24 lz absorbers turning the swim bladder into a high-pass filter responsible for the absence of low freq
25 inhibition is more accurately described as a high-pass filter than as a simple inhibition, and that t
26         KCa3.1 channels thus contribute to a high-pass filter that allows Purkinje cells to respond p
27 ions, but feedforward inhibition generates a high-pass filter that only transmits the initial activat
28     The interlayer transition zone acts as a high-pass filter that preferentially reflects low-freque
29 network of passive components that acts as a high-pass filter to distort and attenuate the signal tha
30 cluded that a single glomerulus may act as a high-pass filter to enhance stimulus contrast through me
31 nclude that a single glomerulus may act as a high-pass filter to enhance the contrast between differe
32               The ANF spike generator adds a high-pass filter via its depolarization-rate threshold t
33                                         This high-pass filter, built in to the mammalian amplifier, a
34  dynamic spike threshold that functions as a high-pass filter, enhancing spike timing in response to
35 ion balance in a manner that would support a high-pass filter, including glial glutamate transporters
36 tation/inhibition balance that can support a high-pass filter, shifting from unfavourable to favourab
37 es due to synaptic facilitation, producing a high-pass filter.
38 re transient, an effect similar to that of a high-pass filter.
39 th decreasing frequency, characteristic of a high-pass filter.
40                  This current functions as a high-pass filter.
41 ntral phase advance mechanisms behave like a high-pass filter.
42 arization because K(V)1 channels implement a high-pass filter.
43 he olfactory bulb are proposed to mediate a 'high-pass' filter at a single glomerulus that selectivel
44  are proposed to mediate an intraglomerular 'high-pass' filter through inhibition targeted onto a glo
45 d that cerebral autoregulation behaves as a 'high-pass' filter, recommended frequency bands have been
46                                              High-pass filtered data show strong correlations with dy
47 t show that the low frequency component of a high-pass filtered signal can be restored by deconvoluti
48 norm minus one [ENMO], Euclidian norm of the high-pass filtered signals [HFEN], and HFEN plus Euclide
49 iltered telephone speech (300-3,400 Hz, BP), high-pass filtered speech (f > 300 Hz, HP, i.e., distort
50        These observations demonstrate strong high pass filtering and modest bandpass filtering capabi
51             In addition, we demonstrate that high-pass filtering (200 Hz) of cyclic voltammograms rec
52 data, we showed that, with the exceptions of high-pass filtering and bad channel interpolation, autom
53 ough the network contributed to the observed high-pass filtering but not to the low-pass filtering.
54                                        Also, high-pass filtering discriminated against ascorbic acid,
55  benefit of this method is to avoid error of high-pass filtering methods which systematically under-r
56 cells to test a number of predictions of the high-pass filtering model.
57                                              High-pass filtering of dendritic plateaus by axonal K(+)
58 fMRI maps are retrieved through low-pass and high-pass filtering of frequency-demodulated signals.
59 es previously reported but poorly understood high-pass filtering seen in electrosensory afferents and
60 w-frequency signals, whereas I(M) implements high-pass filtering that improves spike-time coding of h
61                  Instead, it is countered by high-pass filtering that is intrinsic to the mammal's el
62 pipeline performed significantly better than high-pass filtering the data.
63 mental effects were found to be mitigated by high-pass filtering to select photoacoustic signal compo
64                           The model performs high-pass filtering with frequency-dependent time consta
65  (trough-to-peak approximately 350 mus after high-pass filtering), suggesting that these cells have t
66 of basilar membrane displacement modified by high-pass filtering, indicating that only relatively min
67 ns optimally encoded natural stimuli through high-pass filtering, thereby implementing temporal white
68 is, gain adaptation, spectral whitening, and high-pass filtering-predicted trajectories show poor fit
69 owever, these neurons showed low-, band-, or high-pass filtering.
70 luctuations, and be sharpened by presynaptic high-pass filtering.
71                              NM cells act as high-pass filters by responding only to discrete synapti
72 s exhibiting such NMDAR-BK coupling serve as high-pass filters for incoming synaptic inputs, precludi
73 between processes that give rise to low- and high-pass filters generate the observed resonance.
74 ganglion cells, where they serve as low- and high-pass filters, respectively, of EPSPs.
75 ration impaired the ability to distinguish a high-pass harmonic sound from noise.
76     The design of optimal FIR low pass (LP), high pass (HP), and band stop (BS) filters is achieved b
77 male and male human observers viewed low- or high-passed images of round or elongated animals and too
78         Vanishing optotypes (VOs) are pseudo high-pass letters whose mean luminance matches the backg
79  that a low-pass behavior is controlled by a high-pass neural filter nevertheless matches previously
80 g: low-pass neurons tuned to long intervals, high-pass neurons tuned to short intervals, and bandpass
81  ECG and myopotential, it is possible to use high-pass or band-pass filtering to specifically isolate
82 l of calyx afferents and contribute to their high-pass properties.
83 nded because of too few eligible patients or high pass rates with little variation.
84 equency-doubling technology perimetry (FDT), high-pass resolution perimetry (HPRP), and standard auto
85  those neurons exhibiting either low-pass or high-pass response functions.
86 ray of animals, these data suggest that such high-pass sensory filters may be a general mechanism use
87                           Outside the fovea, high-pass VOs display significant differences in their d
88 locity microbubble echoes are removed during high pass wall filtering.