Sentence examples for effect processing from inspiring English sources

Next, we evaluated the association of the first five principal components with batch effect (processing day, slide or array), using a Wilcoxon or Kruskal-Wallis test.

Several processing quality related key genes such as seed storage protein genes (gliadins and glutenins), which were known to effect processing quality of several end-use products such as bread, biscuit, noodles, etc., shown very high difference in their expression between good and poor chapatti making varieties at early stage of seed development (7 DAA).

Whether it's virtual acoustics, ambisonic applications for new microphone and speaker arrays, music cognition, music machine learning, new method of audio effect processing, and new instruments for electronic music performance, we'll cover the gamut of cutting edge audio development and research.

There is a further requirement for data relating to the effect processing has on the Bt proteins under a sufficiently broad range of technical conditions.

The fact that internal predictive validity for African-Americans and Whites became almost similar at T2 (Table  4) may indicate that the relative proportion of error in prediction for African-Americans at T1 may relate to learning effect (processing and evaluating the full-profile choice).

The output of all this went into a mixer, along with the output of an Apple laptop running "granular sound synthesis" software, which was not connected to the chain of effects processing the contact mic instrument.

A few minutes into the presentation, I found myself asking how, precisely the device was different than a Kaoss Pad, Korg's popular effects processing MIDI interface.

There' a slew of effects processing, a drum machine, and a pair of on-board condenser microphones to allow you to record at a moment's notice.

Like a number of likeminded artists huddled under the umbrella of ambient music, she works with damp synth patches, blustery vocals, and foggy effects processing.

Cosmic guitar lines are instantly looped, warped, and trashed through effects processing; Chami's voice folds into itself as layers coalesce and thicken.

She developed a unique system of tape loops, delays, and reverbs for live effects processing in 1965 called the Expanded Instrument System, which she continued to update using new technology.