Sentence examples for classic signals from inspiring English sources

A new novel from a writer whose only other is a classic signals an unfair inevitability of comparison alongside a great deal to live up to.

His tail feathers are fanned out, he is making an alarming noise similar to a police siren and is shaking his blood-red proboscis at me - all classic signals, so I'm told, that he's hitting on me.

In order to test this hypothesis, we differentiated bone marrow derived macrophages from Foxp3gfp.KI mice and skewed their phenotype to a "pro-inflammatory" state using classic signals (LPS+IFNγ) or towards an "anti-inflammatory" activation state (IL-4).

"It was a classic signal," said Rachel Denber of Human Rights Watch, whose Moscow office was raided on Wednesday.

The right takeover can result in cost cuts through economies of scale although in the long run, the academic evidence in favour of takeovers is mixed.A takeover boom is a classic signal of the final stages of a bull market, a sign that financial engineering has taken over from genuine business expansion.

Formation of IL-11/IL-11R IL-11/IL-11R IL-11/IL-11Rtriggers the recruitment of andomodimer of the ubiquitously expressed signal-transducomplexesceptriggers0 (classic signaling).

The 2 × 2 structure they referred to was the classic signal-detection structure (2 stimulus types: noise vs. noise + target × 2 responses: positive or negative).

The study implements a classic signal analysis technique, typically applied to structural dynamics, to examine the nonlinear characteristics seen in the apparent mass of a recumbent person during whole-body horizontal random vibration.

We will further highlight how the underlying molecular mechanisms can be used to design specific inhibitors that block trans, but not classic signaling of IL-11 and IL-6.

In an effort to clarify the potential mechanism of PKM2 in the process of neuropathic pain, we examined the phosphorylation level of several classic signaling pathways in neuropathic pain model after treatment with PKM2 siRNA.

These findings make it possible to use and interpret classification images in tasks where observers' decision strategies may not conform to classic signal detection models such as the difference rule, and in tasks where the stimulus noise is non-Gaussian.