Sentence examples for at slower time from inspiring English sources

Conversely, one expects that at slower time scales the accuracy would be improved, and indeed, projection accuracy improves over time [ 52].

For example, in their discussion of ICA in the section headed "Relationship with functional connectivity at slower time scales", the authors state that "...two regions will tend to be strongly represented in the same component ("network") if their time courses exhibit a strong time-averaged correlation over all time points".

These findings fit comfortably with predictive coding models [ 3], which predict that top-down corticocortical connections convey prediction signals at slower time scales (e.g. beta) compared to bottom-up connections that convey prediction error signals at faster time scales (e.g. gamma).

But at slower times, he spreads a napkin onto a cocktail tray and pens striking sketches of one customer after another.

To avoid problems, research administrators have been telling their staff members to log on at slower times, such as the middle of the night and weekends.

where X=v t m denotes the instantaneous azimuth coordinate of antenna phase center at slow time t m.

Invariant manifold of the system and its stability borders are detected at fast time scale while traced equilibrium and singular points at slow time scale let us predict possible behaviors of the system during its pseudo-stationary regime(s).

Based in these results one concludes that the organization of some metabolites to responds under changes in kinetic parameters tends to be robust at slow time scales.

Particularly, one can observe that at slow time scales the glucose 6-phosphate and the fructose 6-phosphate equally contribute to metabolic pools such that they move in a coordinated fashion starting from the 24nd time scale.

A similar explanation is given for the dispersion matrix N. Visual inspection of Mave reveals the formation of physiological metabolic pools emerging at slow time scales, see Figure 2C [18], [18].

At fast time scales, the ASD group generated more information during ED shifts than controls, while at slow time scales they generated more information during ID shifts.