The neuron is looking for numeric tokens—particularly multi‐digit numbers, decimals, and other quantitative values embedded in the text.

The neuron fires strongly on “structural” code‐or‐doc tokens – things like section‐separator lines of dashes, package or domain names (e.g. imports, GitHub or Eclipse URLs), and other dotted/qualified identifiers.

The neuron fires strongly on content-bearing tokens—nouns, main verbs, adjectives, and other informative words—while ignoring common function words.

The neuron fires on occurrences of the word “set” (particularly in uppercase or code‐related contexts such as macro names and commands).

The neuron activates on individual numeric digit tokens (e.g. parts of phone numbers).

The neuron spotlights high-level evaluation or impact terms in technical writing—words like “risk,” “health,” “potential,” “clinical,” “diagnostic,” “conservation,” and “economic” that describe study outcomes or significance.

The neuron fires on subjective evaluation words or phrases—i.e. tokens that express judgment of how well something “works,” “looks,” or “plays a role,” etc.

This neuron does not activate on any of the given tokens (i.e., it remains inactive).

The neuron is triggered by parts of web addresses—i.e. domain-name tokens, subdomain strings, and their punctuation in URLs.

The neuron strongly activates on integer literal tokens (numeric constants) in code.

The neuron strongly activates on numeric tokens—i.e. any token containing digits or numeric values.

The neuron strongly activates on high-frequency function words (e.g. articles, prepositions, and other common grammatical “stop” words).

The neuron activates on standalone numeric tokens (digits or numbers), i.e. it detects numeric identifiers in the text.

The neuron fires strongly on content‐bearing keywords (mostly nouns and salient topic words) in titles or ad‐style listings, ignoring common function words.

The neuron fires on numeric literals (e.g. CSS values), i.e. tokens representing numbers and measurements.

The neuron primarily activates on numeric literals (numbers) in the text.

The neuron fires on tokens that signal law‐practice or attorney names and titles (e.g. “Offices,” “P.C.,” “lawyer,” “firm,” “Attorney,” etc.).

The neuron is picking out numeric tokens (e.g. years, quantities, or other digit sequences).

This neuron responds to layout‐direction settings—e.g. XML orientation attributes or CSS flex-direction declarations.

The neuron activates on numeric tokens, i.e. numbers appearing in the text.