Sentence examples for burst cycle from inspiring English sources

The burst cycle ranges from 30 to 1300 s.

The burst cycle and its duration are 0.79 and 0.158 s for all sub-swaths, respectively.

They propose a solution to minimise the impact, by increasing the DVFS adjustment frequency and predicting the workload burst cycle.

This is set approximately equal to the burst cycle of the traffic, which for variable bit rate videos is the same as the period of the GoP.

In contrast, the CWT defines phase throughout the burst cycle, giving a more comprehensive measure of this relationship between the two signals.

We speculate that viral burst cycles occur during the first few months of life in perinatally infected calves, allowing rapid transmission by contact to susceptible neighbors.

This enhanced VSI bursting may have a cascading effect in swim motor pattern generation; by spiking more, VSI would decrease the burst duration in C2 and DSI, which may lead toward generating more burst cycles by releasing less serotonin in each burst (Fickbohm and Katz, 2000; Katz et al., 2004).

"You asked exactly the right question," Mr. Geithner said after John J. Duncan Jr., Republican of Tennessee, said it had appeared to him that the Federal Reserve was "sowing the seeds of another crisis, another bubble-burst cycle," and wondered whether executive bonuses should be reined in.

In contrast to the original (7F, 2S, 2SS) case where the (7F, 2S -subsystem generates bursting solutions for relatively small (c_{mathrm{tot}}) and l values (see Figs. 6 and 7), the new 9-dimensional fast subsystem for the (9F, 2S -subsystemibits tonic spikingenerates (c_{mathrm{tot}}) and l values within a complete bursting cycle.

At SN r (or at the subcritical Hopf point in classes c14b and c16b) the resting-state destabilizes, the system moves towards another attractor, and z start decreasing until the system goes back to the silent state and a new bursting cycle is started.

Below this point the active phase of the bursting cycles terminates at the homoclinic orbit (i.e., fold/homoclinic bursting).