Sentence examples for clock corresponds from inspiring English sources

We find that (1) para- and orthosympathetic modulations exert opposite effects on SASF, (2) class III antiarrhythmic agents increase it and class IV decreases it, and (3) the same bradycardic effect obtained by separately downregulating the membrane and calcium clock corresponds to a smaller and larger SASF reduction, respectively.

The authors mistake "relaxed molecular clock" for "approximate molecular clock": approximate molecular clocks correspond to model rate variation over time (e.g. with autocorrelation).

In the center of each iron plate is a small clock that corresponds to the time on the large face outside.

represents the granularity of the hardware clock which corresponds to the synchronization period.

The highest clock frequency corresponds to the AVS PE, due to the simplicity and the lower latency of the involved MCM that includes only a single adder/subtractor.

Angular coordinates of the MIPM reference frame (zenith and clock angles) correspond to those used in the geocentric interplanetary medium (GIPM) frame.

The Rockwell painting shows a man perched atop a ladder and adjusting one of the Marshall Field's clock to correspond with his own pocket watch.

The period of this rhythmic clock output corresponded to the one of the clock itself in our simulations, in agreement with data [ 18].

In the absence of local clocks, the model corresponds to a strict clock; the other extreme is to have one rate per branch, leading to an over-parameterized model.

Another is jet lag, when the body's biological clock does not correspond with local time — though travelers are far less likely to seek medical attention for that.

The computation of the partition of the 1 152 121 input sequences by cd-hit-454 and otupipe both took ∼5 min. The DBC454 computation was executed in parallel on 16 CPUs and took ∼13 min (wall clock time), which actually corresponds to a total of 3.6 h of CPU to generate a hierarchical classification with 23 different levels (i.e. ∼10 min per level).