Physiology of the visual control system
Neurophysiological aspects of eye movement in visual control system with differentiation of version and vergence
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Research Laboratory of Electronics Quarterly progress report no. 80
University programs on plasma dynamics, communication theory, information processing, and neurophysiology
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What's in the Brain that Ink May Character?
Failure to derive adequate mathematical model for neurophysiological processes
PHYSIOLOGICAL PHENOMENON↗
Introduction to the Problem of the Reticular Formation.
Probabilistic logical analysis of neurons and neurophysiological functional organization of core of reticular formation
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Scientific publications of the Bioscience Program Division. Volume I - Behavioral biology
Behavioral biology bibliography, including citations on neurophysiology, psychology, and information science
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Space Program
Solar phenomena, planetary and lunar compositions, plasmas, interplanetary particles, satellite probes, animal neurophysiology, engineering structures, and related space activities
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How the brain goes out of its mind
Dreaming is characterized by formal visual imagery (akin to hallucination), by inconstancy of time, place and person (akin to disorientation), by a scenario-like knitting together of disparate elements (akin to confabulation) and by an inability to recall (akin to amnesia). Taken together, these four dream features are similar to the delirium of organic brain disease. By studying the brain during rapid-eye-movement (REM) sleep--the phase of sleep in which most dreaming occurs--we can begin to understand its basis in the altered neurophysiology of REM.
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Transforming and Using Space-research Knowledge- Ten Diversified Views
NASA conference on space technology applications to industrial process development - welding, turbopumps, human waste as fuel, plastics, neurophysiology and computers
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Data acquisition and analysis techniques in a brain research institute.
Neurophysiological data treated mathematically by computer-tape recording system in brain research institute
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Neurophysical data analysis using a remote console computing system
Neurophysiological data analysis using time shared remote console computer system
Betyar, L.↗
Molecular parameters in brain function.
Molecular science conceptual contributions to study of brain functions noting biochemistry, biophysics, neurosciences and neurophysiology
Schmitt, F. O.↗
Evoked potential, EEG, and slow potential correlates of selective attention
Enhanced evoked potentials sited by auditory stimuli in complex task, considering EEG and neurophysiological basis of selective attention
Naatanen, R.↗
The role of the nervous system in the organization and integration of living systems
Neurophysiological model for interactions between nervous system, cellular mechanisms, and human behavior synthesis
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The chemical origins of mammalian behavior
Biochemistry model for endocrine system effects on mammalian neurophysiology and human behavior
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Idea of a new anatomy of the thalamus.
Review of some of the advances in knowledge about the thalamus and various aspects of thalamic function and organization accomplished during the last 15 years with the aid of improved neurophysiological research methods. Special attention is given to cytoarchitectural differentiations which, heretofore of little more than descriptive interest, have gradually begun to be clarified in terms of their functional significance.
Mehler, W. R.↗
Skylab experiments. Volume 4: Life sciences
The life sciences experiments conducted during Skylab missions are discussed. The general categories of the experiments are as follows: (1) mineral and hormonal balance, (2) hematology and immunology, (3) cardiovascular status, (4) energy expenditure, (5) neurophysiology, and (7) biology. Each experiment within the general category is further identified with respect to the scientific objectives, equipment used, performance, and data to be obtained.
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Introduction
The objective of the Skylab medical experiment altitude test was to provide a nearly full scale simulation of a 56-day Skylab mission for studying physiological changes produced in man by the long term exposure to space conditions. Evaluated in the altitude chamber tests were human cardiovascular/hemodynamic responses, musculoskeletal/metabolic effects, endocrine/electrode factors, and neurophysiological indices.
Johnston, R. S.↗