Since the energy consumption of IEEE-802.15.4 is nearly constant, this resembles the situation where one tracking device reports every 4 h, leading to a considerable reduction in energy consumption.
The kale leaf disks stored under constant darkness resembled those stored under constant light, except that the 3-day kale samples were darker green than the 3-day constant light-stored kale leaf disks, suggesting that the constant light may have constituted a greater stress on the kale leaves than constant darkness.
In VC, the proximal EPSC showed fast decay with the time constant (∼5 ms) resembling τD of the kinetic scheme describing synapse (see Methods).
The shouting of the bankers resembled constant gunfire.
We exist in the middle of a rush so constant that it resembles stillness.
The QSL is a solid crystal, but its magnetic state is described as liquid: Unlike the other two kinds of magnetism, the magnetic orientations of the individual particles within it fluctuate constantly, resembling the constant motion of molecules within a true liquid.
Tortorella's recent statements seem to betray a scattershot approach that resembles his constant shuffling and reshuffling of lines during games.
The model indicated the pressure-volume diagram resembles a constant pressure cycle for a certain set of operating conditions but is also condition dependent.
But a less thoroughgoing approach to modular design underlies the next stage of Dr Venter's plans, too.The constant gardenerBiotechnology can sometimes resemble that rather older interaction with nature, gardening.
Somewhat similarly to Fig. 2, the exact surface impedance resembles the constant approximate surface impedance to some extent but the non-zero imaginary part of the exact impedance makes a significant difference, so the phase angle (not shown here) is far from being zero as the validity of the approximate impedance would demand.
It is not hard to imagine this country channeling, say, Italy, with the entire calendar coming to resemble a constant election campaign, and with the forces of reaction stoking the anxieties of whatever working-class allies they can muster.
