Sentence examples for delay alignment from inspiring English sources
We implemented the delay alignment and phase rotation modules on a Texas Instruments C6678 DSP with 8 cores.
With these new AFE chips, only delay alignment and phase rotation need to be performed by DSP, substantially reducing the computational load.
The delay alignment is performed in order to compensate the elapsed time between the mouth of the talking passenger and the individual microphones.
Before proceeding with combining the three microphone spectra using an adaptive beamformer based on the generalized sidelobe canceler [30], they are pre-processed with two blocks, namely the delay alignment and equalization.
It also uses branch lengths to delay the alignment of very divergent sequences until all other sequences have been aligned.
Overexpression of a small CENP-E fragment, targeted to these CTCF sites, results in a delay in alignment of some chromosomes during mitosis, suggesting that the recruitment of CENP-E by CTCF is physiologically important.
It has been previously demonstrated that GSK3 inhibitor-treated cells delay chromosomal alignment largely due to their inability to perfectly bi-orient all their chromosomes [33].
The observed variability in NEBD-to-anaphase onset progression may be due to a delay in alignment of chromosomes on the metaphase plate or due to a delay in initiation of anaphase onset.
In this study, we show in symmetrically dividing human cells that kinetochore microtubules associated to old centrosomes are more stable than those associated to young centrosomes, and that this difference favours the accumulation of premature end-on attachments that delay the alignment of polar chromosomes at old centrosomes.
This delays the alignment of the chromosomes that are connected to the old centrosome, as this process requires a flexible attachment.
As such unaligned chromosomes were rare, we also treated cells with 10 ng/ml nocodazole, a condition that moderately stabilizes microtubules (Vasquez et al., 1997), and that delays chromosome alignment, leading to 3 6 unaligned chromosomes per cell.
