Sentence examples for a temporal offset from inspiring English sources

Datasets are commonly measured using repeated 2D imaging methods, resulting in a temporal offset between slices.

In order to separate the views for the left and the right views with LCD shutter goggles, monocular views have to be presented on successive frames, that is with a temporal offset of one monitor refresh (6.0 ms).

This issue will create a temporal offset between EVI and rainfall that may complicate the interpretation of the results of this research.

Fits of the endocytosis time constant were single exponential decays with a temporal offset for reacidification of ∼2 3 s at 36.8°C and ∼5 s at 30°C as described previously (Balaji and Ryan, 2007).

But, comparison with the mRNA level changes [ 12] revealed a temporal offset which can be related to the immediate cellular response to transcript levels and the time required to accumulate the translated nitrogenase enzymes.

After stable baseline synaptic transmission for at least 20 min, one of the two Schaffer collateral input pathways was stimulated with a theta-burst paradigm that was paired, with a small temporal offset, with an identical theta-burst paradigm applied to the alveus of CA1 (pTBS; Fig. 1A and B).

A higher temporal offset between ceiling and operative temperature was also observed in rooms equipped with absorbers.

These tests include the measurement of the vibration of the scale model and an investigation of the temporal offset between the different types of measurement instruments.

It is often assumed that both visual and auditory percepts have a modality specific processing delay and their difference determines perceptual temporal offset.

Functional data were corrected for motion artefacts and to correct for the temporal offset between slices acquired in one scan, a cubic spline-interpolation was applied.

We found that differences in the temporal offset between stimulus presentation and data acquisition had a significant effect on some language-related activations.