Sentence examples for a continuous train of from inspiring English sources

When both polarities are used, producing a continuous train of pulses, the process is called full-wave rectification.

Pulsed, so-called mode-locked, lasers are capable of generating a continuous train of pulses where each pulse may be as short as 10−14 second.

Excitability of the somatosensory system was assessed through the steady-state electroencephalographical response to a continuous train of electrical stimuli applied to the radial nerve, at the same time subjects were instructed to perform one of five tasks designed to separate the effects of perspective, modality and motor versus non-motor imagery.

Males of G. rubens produce a trilled calling song in which a continuous train of sound pulses is repeated [56], [57].

End-plate potentials were evoked by stimulating the motor nerve axon with a continuous train of depolarizing square pulses of 1 10 V, 0.04 ms duration, at 0.25 Hz (or, for the conditioning stimuli used in Fig. 10, 1 Hz).

The massed practice group completed a continuous training of 60 minutes, while the distributed practice group completed four 15 minutes practice blocks separated by rest intervals.

Considering the unsatisfying results obtained with standard updating courses and the rising need of a continuous training, a digital platform was developed in the last two years as a tool of update.

We propose that these structures, which we term the Galactic Centre 'chimneys', constitute exhaust channels through which energy and mass, injected by a quasi-continuous train of episodic events at the Galactic Centre, are transported from the central few parsecs to the base of the Fermi bubbles4.

In addition, an e-platform for the continuous training of home visiting nurses will be established, and awareness of the importance of early childhood development will be raised through a media campaign.

A national strategy against poliomyelitis and imuno-preventable diseases still includes the continuous training of health staff and a greater involvement of community groups, NGOs, traditional therapists and women's groups.

Practice guidelines could be extremely useful in the continuous training of health professionals and as a support to decision taking during consultations.