Sentence examples for content modulation from inspiring English sources

It remains to be seen whether such solutions apply (in a non-ad hoc way) to all the examples of content modulation that have been presented in the literature.

Sperber and Wilson maintain that metaphor is just an especially dramatic instance of processes of content modulation at work throughout the interpretation of language, involving no distinctive principles of its own.

Intracellular Ca2+ signaling is regulated by the ER and Bcl-2 proteins influence ER calcium content through modulation of the inositol triphosphate receptor (IP3R) and the sarcoplasmic/endoplasmic reticulum calcium ATPase (SERCA) [ 74, 75].

In the present study, we detected a rapid induction in MT2A expression during statin treatment and modulations of intracellular zinc content upon modulations of MT2A protein level.

With different cathode current ratios (I[TiAl]/I[Zr]) of 0.75, 1.0, and 1.33, the deposited multilayered TiAlN/ZrN coatings possessed different chemical contents and modulation periods.

The Mn contents in modulation-doped GaMnN nanorods are evaluated by the EDS equipped in the SEM system as shown in Table 1.

The integration of fMRI and ERP data recorded during a WM task requiring mental manipulation of colors and angles revealed a progression in neural activity from posterior visual areas to higher order areas in the ventral and dorsal processing streams, which showed content-specific modulations in activity.

Most evidence for this role has thus far been confined to content-specific modulations of visual activity, such as facilitation of activity related to information held, and suppression of information not held, in working memory (Bunge et al. 2001; Postle 2005; D'Esposito 2007; Soto et al. 2008).

The harmonic content in current modulation suggests a successful operation of a second undulator tuned to one of the harmonics.

To this end, in the second stage, the spectral and temporal modulation content of the CQT is estimated by two-dimensional (2D) multi-resolution wavelet analysis, ranging from slow to fast temporal rates and from narrow to broad spectral scales.

The analysis yields a four-dimensional (4D) representation of time, frequency, rate, and scale that captures the slow spectral and temporal modulation content of audio that is referred to as auditory cortical representation[34].