Sentence examples for associated pulses from inspiring English sources

Jerks (and associated pulses) are the biggest obstacles to a successful forecasting of the secular variation over a few years.

Data collected or reprocessed in the Archive after 2010-Jun were processed with a time-dependent HRC-S gain map, which allows use of an associated pulse-height filter.

Animals were radioassayed for Sr whole-body content using the LBERI in vivo photon counting system, consisting of dual 5″ diameter Phoswich (dual NaI (Tl) – CsI (Tl) detector and associated pulse height analysis electronics).

The electrostatic turbulence above the electron cyclotron frequency is associated with pulses and quasi-sinusoidal waveforms observed in the measured time series.

We have designed, fabricated and tested an improved resistive amplification network for photomultiplier tubes (PMTs) resulting in high gain and fast rise time without the ringing usually associated with pulses with short decay times.

A second "sleeping giant" is the increase in disturbance in terrestrial ecosystems, often associated with pulses of carbon to the atmosphere.

Recent high-frequency Multi-GAS time series data show that individual phreatic eruptions are associated with pulses of H2S-poor magmatic gas (Battaglia et al. 2017).

As stated in section "Intervals between two received pulses", we could not associate the pulses from the ground station with the LIDAR pulses; therefore, the time transfer experiment (transfer of the ground time system to the spacecraft segment) was unsuccessful.

Tibia lead level quintile was significantly associated with pulse pressure (overall F-test, p < 0.01), with pulse pressure increasing with tibia lead level quintile (ptrend = 0.02; Table 3).

The gene most significantly associated with pulse pressure was PTGER2 (prostaglandin E receptor 2 (subtype EP2)), which had increasing expression associated with higher pulse pressure (FDRgenome-wide = 3.15×10−7).

We document that the resonance phenomenon associated with pulse vaccination can have quantitative epidemiological implications and produce perverse effects such as an unexpected increase in the number of infectives as the vaccination frequency increases.