multiunit
adjective[before noun]
USuk/ˈmʌltiˌjuːnɪt/usPROPERTY
a multiunitbuildingcontainslotsof differentapartmentsorstores:
Nearly a third ofAmericanslivein multiunitdwellings.
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A hand-held, 1-cm square black flag was used to explore themultiunitvisual responses and determine the center of their receptive fields.
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The size and location of single andmultiunitreceptive fields were plotted in azimuth and elevation relative to the area centralis.
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What about joint selectivities established frommultiunitrecordings?
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The retinotopic organization of gamma activity is as precise as that of visually evoked potentials and follows that derived frommultiunitmapping.
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Likewise, the peripheral receptive field was evaluated with a separate stimulus and each parameter was fixed to drive themultiunitactivity maximally.
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The size ofmultiunitreceptive fields does not change with eccentricity and cortical magnification factors decrease only slightly with increasing eccentricity.
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This intermediate level of recordings should help to bridge the gap betweenmultiunitand scalp recordings.
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For each recording site, the optimum orientation and ocular preference of themultiunitactivity, including the indiscriminate "hash" displayed on the audio monitor, were determined.
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For thesemultiunitdata, the overall activity is uninformative, so the responses in each location have been individually normalized.
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Although these are issues that we cannot expect to resolve fully with the present (mainlymultiunit) data, they are the natural avenues by which to approach its interpretation.
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Information conveyed by the high frequency temporal modulations was displayed by computing the power spectra from themultiunitspike trains consisting of 2 2 arrays of neighboring ganglion cells.
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On balance, if we cannot rule out the possibility thatmultiunitdata may reflect a heterogenous composite of neuronal selectivities, we also cannot find the grounds for serious concern.
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The micropipette was lowered to the same depth below cortex as the preferred region found with the electrode, andmultiunitactivity was recorded to confirm the visual field location.
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Money spent in that way would be extremely cost-effective by providingmultiunitaccommodation within older structures.
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Later housing includes boarding houses, tenements, and othermultiunitbuildings in a diversity of styles.
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