Sentence examples for controller activity from inspiring English sources
Besides open-loop maneuvers, additional close-loop maneuvers are conducted in order to investigate the driver's influence on the controller performance and it's reaction to the controller activity.
Players can also incorporate the Nunchuk™ controller in activities such as Kung Fu.
Treatment of the fibroblasts with BK produced the same morphological change as the expression of constitutively active cdc42Hs, which is an upstream controller of Pak activity (25).
The retinoblastoma protein pRb is a key controller of E2F activity and G1/S transition which can be inhibited in viral hepatitis.
It should be noted however that noradrenaline and serotonin are unable to induce rhabdosphincter contraction in the absence of glutamate, 20 implying that glutamate is the ultimate controller of motor activity, with serotonin and noradrenaline merely potentiating its effects.
The identification of V$E2FF is significant because disruption of retinoblastoma protein, a key controller of E2F activity and G1/S transition in the cell cycle, can alter the growth-inhibitory potential of TGF- β in the inflammatory milieu of chronic liver disease and contribute to cancer development (Sheahan et al, 2007).
These will include doctor-diagnosed asthma, to establish comparability with other studies, along with a category for doctor-diagnosed active asthma that includes activity or controller therapy for asthma in the past 12 months.
Recent data has suggested that HIV controllers demonstrated ADCC activity against a broader range of envelopes (median of 8 different gp120 proteins) than HIV progressors (median of 1 gp120) (Madhavi et al., 2014).
To this end, we developed an 'on-off' controller to clamp network activity across many hours.
It is thus the essential controller of HOG pathway activity, and variations in its concentration could compromise fitness.
Proportional feedback is a term borrowed from engineering and implies that the output of the controller (e.g., the activity of T or G) is proportional to the error signal (e.g., the amount of deviation of Y from the baseline level).
