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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-50007-7re how biological systems perform complex tasks like vision. To make the discussion more concrete, we explore some problems in the analysis of visual motion, in which there has been close interaction between computational and experimental studies.

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Complexity and the Condition Numberogical mechanisms of cerebral blood flow regulation were being carried out. The lack of deep physiological insight into the structural and functional aspects of the regulation could only have hampered the actual progress in this important field.

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A complexity measure of the Internetappropriate to look back in history to the beginnings of biological research in this country, to the man whom the Canadian Physiological Society regards as the father of Canadian physiology. Indeed the Society sponsors an annual lecture at its winter meetings which is named for him, and in 1985 I ha

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-66862-6cal Congress in Boston and a longtime officer of the American Physiological Society, is still making headlines. The lead article on the front page of the Bozeman Montana Daily Chronicle of September 9, 1985 heralded the discovery by two mountaineers of a note apparently left on the top of Mount Cann

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Gian Italo Bischi,Fabio Lamantiaumbers of various types of synapses received or given, distribution [spatial groups], etc.; .: for size, shape, volume, orientation of both dendritic and axonal arborization; . [edges, apexes]). This revolution in neuroanatomical techniques began with the development of new antero- and retrograde tr

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Diana A. Mendes,Vivaldo M. Mendeseral message to the brain occurs according to the principle of frequency modulation. But what is it in this laconic message that determines the qualities of sensation such as touch, tickle and pain? This very controversial issue is the topic of my lecture.

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