Sentence examples for amplitude of human from inspiring English sources

A new research program intended to investigate the role of attitudes and their relationship with the frequency and amplitude of human errors is proposed.

Groger and Wiegrebe (2006) reported that the external amplitude of human respiration sounds in non-exercise, calm nose breathing range from 25to3535 dB.

The purpose of this study was therefore to compare peak time and amplitude measurements of human photopic ERGs with measures obtained in the frequency domain using the Fourier analysis as well as in the time-frequency domain using the continuous (CWT) and discrete (DWT) wavelet transforms.

This study investigated the origin of curvilinear change in the superimposed mechanomyogram (MMG) amplitude of the human medial gastrocnemius muscle (MG) with increasing contraction intensity.

With the signal analyzer in a constant voltage circuit and a differential probe, we did in-vivo experiments with seven volunteers to obtain the amplitude-frequency characteristics of human body channel.

On the other hand, tefluthrin (10 μM), which we have previously reported to activate the IAB seen in myocytes from guinea-pig hearts [14], failed to alter significantly the amplitude of IANION from human atrial myocytes.

It was concluded that trait anxiety predicts state anxiety and a smaller amplitude of PLR in humans at rest.

Palva et al. demonstrated strong correlations between power-law exponents of avalanche size distributions and exponents of LRTCs in fluctuations of oscillation amplitude in human MEG recordings [33].

If the power amplitude in the frequency range of human respiration at a certain distance is obviously higher than that at other distances, and exceeds the threshold simultaneously, then the result is judged such that there is a stationary human in this distance (one-dimensional distance).

What sets his writing apart from much Holocaust testimony is his relish for portraiture, the pleasure he takes in the palpability of other people, the human amplitude of his noticing.

Although a variety of one-electron or two-electron oxidoreductases are known to be involved in prodrug reduction, the frequency and amplitude of their expression in human tumors is poorly defined.