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entrain

[en-treyn] / ɛnˈtreɪn /




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It suggests that the increased gamma activity of ketamine could entrain gamma activity among neurons expressing a peptide called VIP.

From Science Daily

Partial melting of the mantle releases CO2 that becomes entrained in hydrothermal fluid, reacts with the mantle closer to the seafloor, and is captured there.

From Science Daily

The colossus is presently entrained in the Antarctic Circumpolar Current, the great sweep of water that circles the continent in a clockwise direction.

From BBC

“Language entrains us into these systems, one set of categories versus another.”

From Scientific American

"The cilia at a border region take the role as a pacemaker which entrain other cilia one after another," Hickey summarizes the findings.

From Science Daily