Sentence examples for amount of pulse from inspiring English sources

Try substituting up to a quarter of the all-purpose flour in your usual pancake, muffin or cookie recipes with an equal amount of pulse flour.

The interaction between the incident pulse wave and the reflected pulse wave, which is generated by the arterial resistance, is expressed by the augmentation index, which is the amount of pulse wave induced only by arterial resistance.

Although a retrospective study found a reduced incidence of heterotopic ossification following an increase in pulse lavage from 1 L to 2 L in hip resurfacing (Le Duff et al. 2011 (2–)), no prospective studies have been published on the minimum amount of pulse lavage needed in cemented THA.

The optical link exhibits good linearity (to within 12%) over a large dynamic range of 61 dB with an acceptable amount of pulse-shape and harmonic distortion across the entire bandwidth of ∼250MHz, which is itself limited by the response of the receiver.

"To create a live valve, we put the cells on the scaffold and gradually increase an amount of pulsing.

Simulations also indicated that the rate at which the catalyst bed becomes more uniform from one pulse to the next is sensitive to reaction order: the desired uniformity is established for a second order adsorption after smaller amount of pulses than for a first order adsorption.

The amount of pulses having a pulse distance of 15.8 ns is maximum across all pulse distances.

With different amount of pulses and constant SNR (10 dB), the SR images are generated with 256 Doppler bins.

The amount of pulses within a given time period would be summed, stored within working memory, and finally compared with a reference long-term memory model (for an overview, see [ 34, 37, 38]).

In general, the amount of possible pulse distances nΔ in an M-ary pulse position modulation scheme is given by n Δ = 2 M - 1. (5).

This reduces the precision of optical breakdown, increases the required pulse energy, and also increases the amount of transmitted pulse energy with a generally higher risk of damage imposed on the retina [ 4].