Sentence examples for between the two traces from inspiring English sources

Hence, the agreement of both position and shape between the two traces is the first and only direct evidence to date for minimally invasive IC recording by a nanodevice.

The agreement between the two traces was remarkable, which was expected if the signal is an IG wave whose phase velocity is much lower than that of a seismic wave (Crawford et al. 1991).

The small deviation between the two traces toward the end of each simulation is due to the incomplete settlement of the model output just before the second step in panel A, which causes HB to increasingly (but only slightly) underestimate the force induced by the second step.

In the first, the differences between the two traces are attributable to sequencing error only, and must be consistent with the reported position-specific quality scores.

However, noticeable discrepancies in the modeled and experimentally derived trends are also visible in Figure 5, especially between T150 and T210 and after T265 where the gradient between the two traces are of opposite slope.

The differences between the four traces on the oscilloscope display, each indicating the average compression in the direction of the detector, allowed the assessment of the required synchronization accuracy for the detonators.

4. Divide the meringue evenly between the four traced circles, and create a slight indent in the middle of each one, where the filling will sit.

Choice results from the interaction between these two traces so that if the subjective intensity of one of the reinforcers, the appetitive or the aversive, overcomes that of the alternative reinforcer, choice would be biased towards the dominant CS.

In any differential conditioning two specific memory traces are established, an excitatory one derived from CS+ experiences, and an inhibitory one derived from CS− experiences; choice following conditioning with a CS+ and a CS− results from the interaction between these two traces [16].

We propose the notion of bisimulation distance which quantifies timing differences; if the bisimulation distance between two systems is epsilon, then (a) every sequence of events of one system has a corresponding matching sequence in the other, and (b) the timings of matching events in between the two corresponding traces do not differ by more than epsilon.

If y is the overlap in nucleotides between the two sequencing traces, the cost of encoding the mutation rate is log y.