Meanings of temporal frequency in English

The degree of elongation decreased as temporal frequency increased.

Drifting gratings can modulate the activity of visual neurons at the temporal frequency of the stimulus.

Orientation was variable between cells and temporal frequency dependent, and a frequency-doubled component was evoked by chromatic modulation.

The present study is the first to measure the magnitude of grating induction as a function of temporal frequency.

Motion phase discriminations were similar to motion detection and were robust over increases in spatial separation and temporal frequency, but not so for stationary oscillations.

Temporal frequency did not have a large effect on the ratio of rod to L-cone signal strength.

We conclude that the visuomotor pathways for pursuit are capable of processing image motion at high temporal frequencies.

Flash and pattern visual evoked potentials (VEPs) to two temporal frequencies of stimulation were studied in nineteen rats.

We interpret the age-related decline in grating induction magnitude at 4 Hz to reflect a diminished capacity for inhibitory processing at higher temporal frequencies.

They were then anesthetized using urethane, and electrophysiological techniques were used to examine neuronal responses to different orientations, spatial and temporal frequencies, and contrast levels.

Spatial frequencies ranged from 0.25 cpd up to the resolution limit, temporal frequencies from 0.1 Hz up to the CFF.