Sentences with phrase «recording brain waves»

Researchers have been recording brain waves from hundreds of art gallery visitors, hoping to discover how our brains combine sensory impressions with memories and emotions into judgments about works of art.

This acclimation process gives the software a chance to record your brain waves and trains you to use them consistently before it throws a series of increasingly difficult challenges at you, such as reconstructing simply via thought a fallen bridge needed for a mystical journey while a fiery sky changes hue in response to your emotional state.

After all, there was a time when we could not record brain waves; did they not exist then because we could not measure them?

We can record brain waves using EEG.

Zhang did the research at Stanford Sleep Center, where he could record brain waves of snoozing mice.

The study recorded the brain waves of 25 healthy adults as they listened to sentences and word lists.

Next, the team played syllable sounds like «ba» and «da» to the children and immediately recorded their brain waves responding to the sounds with electrodes pasted to their heads.

This is done by placing electrodes on the head and recording brain wave responses.

The Mindset headphones also use electrodes to record brain waves, but it's unclear how accurate those electrodes are.

Electrodes are applied to the scalp to record brain wave activity.

Not exact matches

However, there are many other brain wave frequencies that are not picked up in ordinary EEC recordings.

Dr. Brandon Porter is accused of having run a study in which women were shown video clips — some of them violent — while their brain waves were recorded and facial expressions videotaped.

Recordings of neural activity in the frontal cortex of the rats showed that, like humans with schizophrenia, these rats also lacked the low frequency burst of brain activity (delta wave) during the timing task.

As they slept, researchers recorded their electrical brain - wave activity using scalp electroencephalography (EEG).

The hair cells formed normal bundles (see images) that responded to sound waves and signaled the brain, as measured by electrical recordings.

By recording neuronal activity in monkeys as they performed tasks that caused saccades, Dr. Christopher Pack has shown that there are waves of activity that cross specific vision processing areas of the brain in defined patterns, and that these patterns are reorganized by saccadic eye movements.

In deep, slow - wave sleep, recordings of the brain's electrical activity show sparse bursts of big, slow waves.

Researchers at Brown University and the Georgia Institute of Technology used neuroimaging and a brain wave — tracking approach called polysomnography to record activity in four brain networks in 11 individuals as they slept on two nights about a week apart.

So - called unihemispheric sleep happens in animals when one side of the brain shows waking activity while the other side is asleep (an electroencephalographic recording of brain activity under these circumstances shows slow synchronous waves).

EEG recordings revealed brain wave signatures that have been tied to memory skill, Cryan says.

Participants were asked to hold the information in their short - term memory over several seconds, and then recite it back, while their brain waves were recorded.

The brain wave signals corresponding to the syllable sounds showed a clear pattern tracking the sound waves, which the researchers recorded down to the microsecond.

Theta waves generate the theta rhythm, a neural oscillatory pattern in electroencephalography (EEG) signals, recorded either from inside the brain or from electrodes glued to the scalp.

People learn to use their brain waves recorded from the scalp to select letters or icons on a computer screen or to move a cursor.

To study this, they performed electroencephalogram (EEG) recordings — a technique that detects abnormalities in the brain's electrical waves such as those found in patients with epilepsy.

Their brain waves were 1st recorded while listening to a recording of a Tibetan singing bowl's bell - like sounds (sounds created from striking a small bell with a wooden mallet).

# 11 Special acoustic recordings that increase specific brain wave patterns for relaxation and sleep

I actually found an audio recording that induces brain wave patterns for focus and that has been the most helpful.

The test has the ability to record a canine's brain wave activity while sleeping.

Brain - wave recordings suggest that the neural calculation takes 200 to 330 milliseconds, about as long as a photo flash.