Synchronizing oscillations: Coding by concurrence and by sequence

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 20 (4):690-690 (1997)
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Abstract

Synchronizing oscillations may be just one case of integration and/or coding, one which explains associations by concurrence. Understanding the sequencing of neural/behavioral events requires a clock mechanism that imposes structure behind mere associations, and may be best served by dissociating oscillations and synchronization in terms of physiologic and computational mechanisms.

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