Sentence examples for adjacent oscillators from inspiring English sources

Extensive numerical simulations show that correlations between the native frequencies of adjacent oscillators on the network systematically shift the critical point as well as the critical exponents characterizing the transition.

Two rules for enhancing the synchronizability of a given network by a suitable placement of oscillators are given: (i) native frequencies of adjacent oscillators must be anti-correlated and (ii) frequency magnitudes should positively correlate with the degree of the node they are placed at.

Elastic forces could also couple adjacent oscillators.

We also investigated models in which adjacent oscillators along the basilar papilla are interconnected elastically.

Second, viscous coupling allows adjacent oscillators to synchronize either in phase or in antiphase.

We therefore examined a model in which adjacent oscillators interact through the drag forces that might plausibly couple adjacent sallets.

Each is linked on one side to the single adjacent oscillator and is connected on the other side to a point whose displacement is fixed at zero (x0 = xN+1 = 0).

It is interpreted as the result of weakening of hydrogen bonds and coupling between adjacent OH oscillators.

In this paper the impact of a line of adjacent structures, or oscillators, is studied using an energy formulation.

The appearance of rhythmic abdominal activity, in vivo, or rhythmic facial cranial (VII) nerve output, in vitro, after opioid-induced inhibition of inspiration, together with data from transection experiments, have provided evidence for an independent second respiratory oscillator adjacent to the VII motor nucleus (Mellen et al., 2003; Janczewski and Feldman, 2006; Onimaru et al., 2006, 2009).

VII motoneurons are directly adjacent to the location of the hypothesized secondary oscillator and can show rhythmic motor output in the absence of the preBötC (Onimaru et al., 2006).