Sentence examples for equivalent firing from inspiring English sources

The equivalent firing rate dependent increase in spike correlations and correlation coefficients for low correlation strengths has been reported for the level-crossing model, see [3] and Fig. 3(A) (right) and Fig. 2(A) (top) in [10].

Thus, although it is currently unclear how, during purposeful action, the concerted efforts of basal ganglia and cerebellar output neurons impact on the firing rates of thalamocortical neurons in rigorously defined input zones, equivalent firing rates during rest might well extend to certain movements (Anderson and Turner 1991).

Western European mobile SAM systems include the German-designed Roland, an SA-8 equivalent fired from a variety of tracked and wheeled vehicles, and the French Crotale, an SA-6 equivalent that used a combination of radar command guidance and infrared terminal homing.

This analyses presented herein will also show that common methods of defining fire intensity through equivalent fire durations do not appropriately account for the complexities of the thermal and structural response of concrete columns exposed to a travelling fire.

Based on numerical and experimental analyses at Florida Atlantic University, the following quantitative relationships were developed for columns and beams: (i) equivalent fire duration and specimen size; (ii) fire endurance and cross-section size, and (iii) cross-section size, concrete cover thickness, and load capacity after fire exposure.

"Instead of adding new fire retardant chemicals that ultimately may be shown to cause health problems, we should be asking whether we need to use these chemicals or if there are other ways to achieve equivalent fire safety," contends Arlene Blum, a biophysical chemist and visiting scholar at the University of California, Berkeley.

Firstly, it shows that to verify soundness of a TWF-net, it suffices to explore its non-equivalent firing sequences.

Then, it establishes a selection procedure of the subset of transitions to explore from each abstract state and proves that it covers all its non-equivalent firing sequences.

Setting a big pan of water on a high burner is the cool-weather equivalent of firing up the grill.

"It's the equivalent of firing off a tweet; it doesn't require much thought or effort".

Graves's bill may be well-intentioned, but, if it passes, an American company will inevitably do the cyber equivalent of firing the first shot.