Sentence examples for burst of measures from inspiring English sources

"We believe that this is the beginning of the realization that a sustainable turnaround in India's growth prospects would require considerable effort, well beyond the burst of measures seen in September," Deutsche Bank said last week in an note with the headline, "Reality Check".

In one case, the attackers sent a single huge burst of data to measure the capacity of the network.

Neurons in the DP, dorsal of the AI, were characterised by repeated spontaneous bursts of spikes, measured audiovisually with a loudspeaker and oscilloscope, in the presence and absence of acoustic stimulation (Stiebler et al., 1997).

Each probe produces a short 100 200 ms burst of activity across the network measured by the array.

But, despite a burst of upcoming tech listings and new measures that are tipped to encourage more, the country still has some way to go to match the U.S. as a destination for startup exits, according to one of its star graduates.

Testing for glaucoma is done by blowing a small burst of air into the eyes and measuring the pressure.

These contributions reflect our initial hypothesis of which dynamical properties may matter most for the correct function of the LP neuron in the circuit: The pattern of bursting, measured by the normalized SDF, is functionally most important.

Following reperfusion or injury, however, there is a large burst of ROS, which overwhelm the body's protective measures.

Figure 1 shows the distribution of single-cell burst size, measured by counting Plaque Forming Units (PFU, see Methods), for four different bacterial viruses.

The activity of neutrophil respiratory burst was measured by a method modified from Smith and Weidemann (1993).

And he added for good measure: "The BBC may have saved their bacon with this burst of creativity.