Sentence examples for beginning of functional from inspiring English sources

To reach a steady-state magnetization before acquiring the experimental data, two scans were added at the beginning of functional scanning, the data from these scans were discarded.

Age at CI has been documented extensively a significant predictor of child language outcomes (Connor et al. 2006; Schorr et al. 2008; Geers et al. 2009), and marks the beginning of functional auditory input to the auditory cortex and the subsequent development of the auditory processing abilities that facilitate spoken language development.

It is difficult to believe that Michelle Obama not only was born before Princeton became coed in 1969, she was born before Carl Fields came to campus in September 1964, essentially the beginning of any functional African-American presence in the University, and 11 years before her high school in Chicago was created in the aftermath of the '60s.

Halliday's studies on Chinese in the 1950's (e.g. Halliday and Ellis 1951; Halliday 1956 , 1959 are excluded since we take Categories of the Theory of Grammar (Halliday 1961) as the beginning of systemic functional linguistics proper (cf. Matthiessen 2007b; Martin 2016).

Two scans were added at the beginning of the functional scanning and the data was discarded to reach a steady-state magnetization before acquiring the experimental data.

With the beginning of the functional imaging recording a randomized script file (the experiment was performed using Presentation® software; Version 0.70, www.neuro-bs.com) was started with the projection of a condensed summary of the instructions onto the MR-compatible video goggles (Resonance Technology).

Sound stimuli were generated at the beginning of each functional run.

This may have little or no effect when mapping overlapping reads from a longer transcript (Fig. 1B), but when we map small processed RNAs, we will wrongly detect the beginning of the functional sequences (Fig. 1C).

Volterra was appointed professor of rational mechanics at Pisa in 1883, the year he began devising a general theory of functionals (functions that depend on a continuous set of values of another function).

The book is split into three parts, beginning with the background of functional analysis, proceeding to the theory of multifunctions and lastly, the decomposability property.

Examples from the past decade suggest that a promising strategy for bioorthogonal reaction development begins with an analysis of functional group and reactivity space outside those defined by Nature.