Neural firing is "all-or-none."

Name: Neural firing is "all-or-none."
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Neural firing refers to the process by which a neuron sends an electrical signal (or action potential) down its axon to communicate with other neurons. The firing of a neuron is an all-or-none process, meaning that either the action potential is triggered and the neuron fires, or it is not and the neuron remains at rest. There is no in-between or partial firing.

Neural Firing Is "All-Or-None