differentially
Hubel and Wiesel found that cells respond differentially to the direction of a moving stimulus.
Adverb: 1. In a manner that shows or constitutes a difference or variation: The word describes an action or process that occurs in a way that is not uniform, but that varies depending on specific conditions, factors, or groups. 2. In a manner involving or using a differential: In technical contexts (e.g., mathematics, engineering), it describes something related to or using a differential, which is a mathematical concept concerning infinitesimal differences or a mechanical component that allows wheels to rotate at different speeds.
- General Usage:
- The new policy was applied differentially across the regions, with stricter rules in urban areas.
- The two species are treated differentially by the law; one is protected, while the other is not.
- Technical/Scientific Usage:
- The gene is expressed differentially during various stages of embryonic development.
- As referenced: "Hubel and Wiesel have found cells that respond differentially according to the direction in which a stimulus is moved across the retina."
- Differentially expressed: A common phrase in genetics and biology referring to genes whose activity (expression) varies under different conditions or between different cell types.
- Researchers identified several differentially expressed genes in the cancer samples.
- Differentially private: A technical term in data science referring to a system for publicly sharing information about a dataset while withholding details about individuals in it.
- The algorithm ensures differentially private outputs to protect user data.
- Differential (Adjective): Relating to, showing, or depending on a difference; constituting a specific difference.
- Differential diagnosis (in medicine), differential pricing.
- Differential (Noun):
- A difference between amounts of things.
- There is a significant pay differential between the two roles.
- A specialized mathematical term or a mechanical component in a vehicle's axle.
- Differentiate (Verb): To recognize or express the difference between things; to become distinct.
- Difference (Noun): The state or condition of being dissimilar or unlike.
- Variably
- Disparately
- Unequally
- Selectively
- Distinctively
- Uniformly
- Equally
- Evenly
- Homogeneously
Hubel and Wiesel found that cells respond differentially to the direction of a moving stimulus.
- in a differential manner
- Hubel and Wiesel have found cells that respond differentially according to the direction in which a stimulus is moved across the retina