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| | MASS ACTION IN THE NERVOUS SYSTEM-Chapter 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05) |
 | | A function is defined as the relation between a set of ordered pairs of real numbers in which no two numbers in the range correspond to the same number in the domain. |
 | | The input functions and output functions constituting input–output pairs are represented by symbols, such as v for potential, i for current, p for pulse, and f for any of these and are called functions of time, such as v(t), i(t), p(t), and f(t). |
 | | The outstanding virtue of the rectangular basis function or digitizing interval is that it permits measurement to any desired degree of precision without the restriction as to the nature of the wave form being measured, and without inference regarding the underlying dynamics. |
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