Sentence examples for changing the range from inspiring English sources

We changed the synchrony across CS responses in different model neurons by changing the range used to draw values of R CS, and we eliminated synchrony across inferior olive outputs by setting the value of R CS equal to one.

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Coverage and connectivity of network in different scales can be realized through changing the range of the coverage region.

But TouchKeys, a new Kickstarter project that launched recently, introduces a way to add multi-touch input to any keyboard with a DIY kit, exponentially changing the range of expression possible when playing.

For global quenches, realized by apruptly changing the range of interactions and thereby sweeping through the dimerization transition, we study the correlation spreading, which is found at an increased velocity.

Nonetheless, it is clear that technology is forever changing the range of sculptures formal and expressive possibilities.

The user is able to filter clusters by selecting or un-selecting specific dimensions, or by changing the ranges for the #dimensions or #cluster members per cluster using a brushing technique.

Although several significant challenges remain to be resolved before the integration of next-generation sequencing technologies into single-investigator research programs, we argue that they will soon transform ecology and evolution by fundamentally changing the ranges and types of questions that can be addressed.

For this reason, we need to start a dialogue with the public about the case for changing the scope, range and location of health services so that we can continue to fulfil the aims of the NHS constitution to "provide a comprehensive service, available to all... based on clinical need, not an individual's ability to pay".

It can be inferred that the local constraint between a block and slope is changed from "static friction" to "kinetic friction" by changing the operating range, by which the global constraint "balance of forces" (steady state constraint) is changed to "Newton's second law" (dynamic change constraint) (the generated explanation is shown in Fig. 2c).

In the standard situation the detection range of a unicell is five times its radius, but changing the detection range to only 2 times the unicell radius has no effect on the global ecology.