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Moreover, the two resistance factors are defined to calculate quantitatively the attenuated output displacement of piezoelectric actuator (PZA) and bridge-type amplifier in positioning systems.

For applications that require large area semiconductor detectors or for those semiconductor sensors derived from high permittivity materials such as PbSe, the detector capacitance can degrade the system gain and bandwidth of a front-end preamplifier, resulting in extended rise times and attenuated output voltage signals during pulse formation.

Without using the FIL, we attenuated the output light from SOA1 with a coupler of a 90:10 splitting ratio and directed it to the optical spectrum analyzer.

This light evoked output is used for circadian photoentrainment, but it is unknown if central mechanisms attenuate this output.

The laser output was attenuated to 1% output for imaging to minimise bleaching and phototoxicity.

Our results show the importance of attenuating the output signal from the wavelength switched laser in order to prevent performance degradations on the monitored data channel.

Using chemogenetic perturbation of molecular layer interneurons to attenuate cerebellar output in mice, we found that activity of posterior regions in juvenile life modulates adult expression of eyeblink conditioning (paravermal lobule VI, crus I), reversal learning (lobule VI), persistive behavior and novelty-seeking (lobule VII), and social preference (crus I/II).

For both lines, attenuating synaptic output during training resulted in a loss of the selective 20 30 Hz response to visual novelty, with flies responding to either competing object equally, as for naïve flies (Figure 7D,E, right panels).

To attenuate synaptic output we expressed the shibireTS gene in the three Gal4 networks defined by D0264, D0067, and D0117, as well as in A0023, c305a, and c739, which appear to label subdivisions of the mushroom bodies, along with diverse other structures [16] (and see Figure S7).

Similarly, preBötC neurons activate inhibitory interneurons to attenuate lumbar output (Pagliardini et al., 2011).

Another issue with speech enhancement solely based on the LMS approach is that the speech signals at the microphone inputs may only be weakly correlated for some frequencies as shown in Section 2. Consequently, these frequency components will be attenuated in the output signals.