desynchronization การใช้

• The exact biological basis of this desynchronization remains unknown.
• It has been suggested that work overload and circadian desynchronization may cause performance impairment.
• Is there same intuitive explanation for desynchronization?
• This is substantially different from serotonergic psychedelics, with which brainwave patterns generally show a desynchronization.
• However, it also introduces a desynchronization of the client and server game states, which needs to be handled to keep the game playable.
• Increases in oscillatory activity are therefore often referred to as event-related synchronization, while decreases are referred to as event-related desynchronization.
• Thus halorhodopsin and channelrhodopsin together enable multiple-color optical activation, silencing, and desynchronization of neural activity, creating a powerful neuroengineering toolbox.
• If not, the client-side's information is updated to the server-side directly ( snapped because of too much desynchronization ).
• In summation, ground-based evidence demonstrates that sleep loss, circadian desynchronization, and extended work shifts lead to increased performance errors and accidents.
• :"'Online estimate of event-related desynchronization by hand motor imagery is associated with corticospinal excitability-physiological evidence for brain-computer interface based neurorehabilitation . "'
• Through this exercise of audiovisual desynchronization, the notions of " original self and  original production are complicated by the layers of self-images presented simultaneously with layers of " self ".
• The study protocol forced circadian desynchronization for 12 consecutive 28-hour days; participants were allowed 9.3 hours of scheduled time in bed and 18.7 hours of scheduled wakefulness.
• Switching is the easiest and least power consuming of the antenna diversity processing techniques but periods of fading and desynchronization may occur while the quality of one antenna degrades and another antenna link is established.
• That's the contention of Dr . Martin Moore-Ede, a Harvard Medical School professor for 25 years, who says that " external and internal desynchronization " are the major culprits.
• One type of BCI uses event-related desynchronization ( ERD ) of the mu wave in order to control the computer . and the training increasingly takes the form of games, some of which utilize virtual reality.
• You can check the audio desynchronization settings at Tools-> Preferences-> Show settings-> all-> Audio-> Audio desynchronization compensation . talk ) 17 : 17, 22 August 2012 ( UTC)
• You can check the audio desynchronization settings at Tools-> Preferences-> Show settings-> all-> Audio-> Audio desynchronization compensation . talk ) 17 : 17, 22 August 2012 ( UTC)
• In EEG studies, zopiclone significantly increases the energy of the beta frequency band and shows characteristics of high-voltage slow waves, desynchronization of hippocampal theta waves, and an increase in the energy of the delta frequency band.
• Other psycho-physiological measures, such as event related potentials ( ERP ), event related desynchronization ( ERD ), transient heart rate ( HR ), and electrodermal activity ( EDA ), may be useful for evaluating an operator's perception of critical environmental cues, that is, to determine if the operator has detected and perceived a task-relevant stimulus ( Wilson, 2000 ).
• Its localization hasn't been as severely criticized as " Ar tonelico 2 "'s due to the script being more polished in general, although it still has some flaws, such as translating some terms inconsistently, the translators and editors not following their word of correcting all the Hymmnos terms mistakes they had committed previously, and finally, a bug that causes the final level of a Cosmosphere to have desynchronization between the voiceovers and the written text due to having introduced an additional text box when playing through that section with the Japanese voices on.