Now, this also means that no matter how high the stimulus actually is, the amplitude or the magnitude of this wave will be exactly the same. So even if the stimulus is very, very high, this value, the height of the curve, will not change. So by increasing the stimulus, we are not affecting the amplitude of our action potential. What we are doing is we're increasing the frequency, we're increasing the frequency of oscillation of the action potential. So instead of having one action potential in this time period, by increasing the stimulus, we're basically increasing the number of action potentials within this period. So instead of one, we might have two or three action potentials take place within the same exact time period.