Sentence examples for applied off from inspiring English sources

All subjects performed a sustained attention choice reaction time task during alternating blocks in which a mildly annoying stimulus (von Frey hair) was applied to the ankle ("ON") or was not applied ("OFF").

He could never seem to comprehend why the principles of "human engineering" that brought such efficiency and profit to his factories - "The man who puts in a bolt does not put on the nut; the man who puts on the nut does not tighten it" - could not be applied off the assembly line.

The CEFR's non-prescriptive scheme and illustrative descriptors make it flexible and internationally applicable, but as is mentioned in the introduction part, in order to increase the efficiency of English language teaching and assessment practice in China, a unified English language ability scale would serve as a standard which can be prescriptively applied off the shelf.

Most psychotropic drugs used in the treatment of children and adolescents are applied "off label" with a direct risk of under- or overdosing and a delayed risk of long-term side effects.

When applied off-line, it provides diagnostic information regarding missing or inadequate safety features embedded in the system.

Small RPC chambers with part of the final trigger electronics are used, while the trigger coincidence logic is applied off-line using a detailed simulation model.

Prognostics also can be applied off-line regardless of the operation time of the monitored system.

The proposed mode switching scheme provides guidance on the preferred mode under given scenarios and can be applied off-line.

The following steps are only applied off-line: the computation of the mean characteristics U h, μ h for each of the 11 hand postures h is performed by PCA, which relies on the computation of leading singular vectors.

According to the method described elsewhere [6, 22], digital zero-phase shift band-pass filtering between 450 and 750 Hz (Barlett-Hanning window, 51 filter coefficients) was applied off-line in order to extract the HFOs embedded in the parietal N20 SSEP component.

After data storage, an additional finite impulse response (FIR) high-pass filter with a cut-off frequency of 0.5 Hz (60 dB attenuation of direct current (DC) signals) was applied off-line in order to reduce slow shifts in the baseline.