1. This all-or-none response seems to arise through a positive feedback effect whereby calcium stimulates its own release.

2. What is meant by the "all-or-none law" ?

3. The insight follows all-or-none law, and there is no partial insight.

4. The all-or-none law suggests that, once the threshold for firing has been reached, the strength of an action potential is constant.

5. The popular " all-or-none " measurement approach was also dominated by the process component.

6. Above a certain threshold, these hot spots suddenly transformed into the all-or-none response that appeared as expanding circular or spiral waves.

7. We looked at classical transaction processing and how it enables data integrity across a number of actions by forcing an all-or-none semantic to the set of actions.