Sentence examples for a varying duration from inspiring English sources

Thus, gradient TiO2 films were firstly deposited at 80 °C and subsequently at 60 °C for a varying duration to efficiently tune their thickness.

This immobility lasts for a varying duration of the order of minutes, and the abdominal pulsations are quantified during this time.

Each trial consisted of a central attractor object (displayed for 500 ms), a fearful or neutral face plus object stimulus (displayed for 1500 ms), a blank screen period with a randomly varying duration (400 600 ms) and an object (displayed for 1000 ms).

Each stimulus was followed by a black screen for a randomly varying duration between 1020 ms and 1220 ms. Participants were instructed to respond to the pictures in Go trials by pressing a button with the right index finger as fast as possible, and to withhold their response in the NoGo trials.

This task was a variation of the visual discrimination task with two modifications: a) a delay of varying duration (0, 3, 6, or 9 sec) was imposed between trial onset (entry into the alcove) and presentation of the cue (the illuminated LED); and b) the duration of cue illumination was shortened to 700 msec.

They often hatch in about two weeks but may, under certain circumstances, undergo a period of varying duration in which no growth occurs.

In general, androgen deprivation will give a response of varying duration in 80 90% of men with advanced disease (Denis and Murphy, 1993).

An inspection of Figure 4 indicates that thresholds appeared to be somewhat lower on the day of 5 min duration stimulation, but as with cold pain thresholds this effect was present pre-stimulation, and therefore cannot be specifically attributed to an effect of varying duration of stimulation per se.

The ABD EMG burst was confined to the early part of CTE and was followed by a quiescent period of varying duration.

Respiratory allergies manifest as a variety of symptoms of varying duration and severity.

These assessments, as well as more recent ones [ 2], relied heavily on contingent valuation studies [ 11- 13] in which individual willingness to pay (WTP) to avoid a variety of symptoms of varying duration was evaluated.