Sentence examples similar to component firing from inspiring English sources

Both shows were staggering; each were 30 minutes long with over 5,000 components fired off, all tightly synchronized to custom music beds.

Second, during self-initiated eye movements in the blank condition, we also find a late component of firing rate increase in a situation without any visual stimulation (center fixations).

Stoking the anxiety have been well-publicized examples in recent months of people evading airport-style security scanners with 3-D-printed plastic weapons, whose only metal components are firing pins no bigger than a short common nail.

This small Southern Tier city, which promotes itself as the gateway to the Finger Lakes and the place where Mark Twain wrote classics like "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," owes much of its existence to the less glamorous might of industry, which in the last century turned out cars, tools, typewriters, warplane components, fire hydrants and much more.

Tyco International agreed to acquire Lucent Technologies's power-systems unit for $2.5 billion in cash in a move the company hopes will allow it to leverage its strength in selling a wide range of items like fiber optic components, fire protection systems and disposable medical products.

Examine the firing components of the gun, pulling the spring loose.

They might contain only one metal component: a firing pin smaller than a sewing needle, says Eddie Banks, a retired deminer and author of a book on landmine design.

We found a similar timecourse of influence of the model's principal component on single unit firing to that found in the data (compare Figure 3C with Figure 7D, cyan).

We found a similar time-course of influence of the model's principal component on single unit firing to that found in the data (compare Figure 3C with Figure 7D, cyan)." 5) The authors use the first principal component of the attractor network model decomposition rather than PC2.

Bernstein says holacracy is good at conflict resolution but doesn't solve issues of career progression, compensation, hiring and firing – traditional components of a bureaucracy.

We found a similar time-course of influence of the model's principal components on single unit firing to that found in the data (compare Figure 3C with Figure 7D, cyan)." Now reads: "We then ran a similar dimensionality reduction on summed network activity, a proxy for the model's LFP predictions, as we had done on both macaque LFP and human MEG data.