Sentence examples for circuitry I from inspiring English sources

Ec represents the energy consumed by the circuitry (i.e., circuitry power) and is the transmit energy.

Taking advantage of the ganglion cell function in the circuitry: i) a natural integrator of signals from upstream processing layers; ii) the main output channel of the vertebrate retina and its natural wide response range, we use its activity to measure the dynamic range of the whole system.

With recent results demonstrating light independent formation of the retinal DS circuitry, our results strongly suggest the formation of the circuitry, i.e., the connections between the second and third order neurons in the visual system, can be genetically programmed, although emergence of direction selectivity in the visual cortex appears to require visual experience.

Here, we have uncovered some important guidelines for using TX-TL to prototype RNA circuitry: (i) A key component that varies batch-to-batch are RNase activities, which affect degradation times and RNA circuit performance.

For example, the CMOS fabrication process allows for application-specific circuitry (i.e., signal amplification and filtering) to be integrated into the chip, thereby significantly reducing the size and power requirements of the system.

Reviewer #2: 1) The meat of the study begins with Figure 2. As a reader that is not intimately acquainted with the O2-sensing circuitry, I found it helpful to draw out the circuitry and include where ocr-2, npr-1, tax-2, flip-11, etc. were expressed.

Microstructural abnormalities in white matter (WM) are often reported in Alzheimer's disease (AD) and may reflect primary or secondary circuitry degeneration (i.e., due to cortical atrophy).

"He had to rewire the circuitry, and I am incredibly proud of him every time I hear the bells ring," Ms. Mattera said.

The EE performance is highly dependent on delay and circuitry power consumption, i.e., baseband and radio-frequency (RF) parts, and the effects of these components are investigated for amplify and forward (AF) and decode and forward (DF) protocols.

The target genes of these miRNAs were also upregulated, indicating Type-I circuitry.

Together, this supports a hypothesis for Type I circuitry involvement in homeostasis maintenance and Type II circuitry involvement in tissue growth and differentiation.