Sentence examples for dynamic portion from inspiring English sources
Finally, the neural encoding of the vowel segment was evident at subcortical levels only, and was more resistant to noise than encoding of the dynamic portion of the consonant (release burst and formant transition).
The displacement response is found to consist of a speed-independent portion in quasi-static equilibrium with the train loads and a dynamic portion representing freely propagating Rayleigh waves.
We quantified in situ denitrification rates in the shallow saturated zone, a dynamic portion of the landscape, across a range of hydroperiodicities, i.e., frequencies and durations of saturated conditions, as characterized by a topographic index in a small mixed land-use headwater catchment in central New York State.
Our results indicate that a standard definition of fine roots, as those with diameters of <2 mm, is inadequate to determine the most dynamic portion of the root population.
In this scenario, only the SATA controllers within the static template would need to be redesigned and deployed, while keeping the partially reconfigurable dynamic portion of FPGA logic unaffected.
Diphone synthesis follows the observation that phone boundaries are the most dynamic portions of the acoustic signal and thus the least appropriate places for joining units.
The Fit virulence cassette seems to be ubiquitous for P. protegens and P. chlororaphis and is encoded in dynamic portions of the P. protegens and P. chlororaphis genomes with substantial absence/presence polymorphism, phage-related genes and an unusual base composition, while in the Photorhabuds/Xenorhabdus lineage transposable elements are located in proximity of the Mcf gene.
The agent is aware of the number of periodic server jobs that have to be used during the whole migration process, and has the dynamic (volatile) portion of the context identified.
It is shown that phase dependent effects manifest themselves as cross terms in both the dynamic and acoustic portions of the analysis.
It's a dynamic affecting a significant portion of Detroit's small, poor population.
