Sentence examples for equivalent timing from inspiring English sources

The right-hand scale shows the corresponding shift in phase angle for the equivalent timing differences, calculated based on the size of the time difference and the stimulus frequency.

A dedicated method based on the duration of the signal over a given threshold allows an equivalent timing precision at any charge.

Live pups were removed at P2 to allow equivalent timing of transgene expression between genotypes.

Moreover, examination of the temporal distribution of lever presses showed equivalent timing curves in all three groups.

Importantly, the equivalent timing of the syntactic and lexical MMNs suggests that access to a unitary representation may be attempted in parallel to combinatorial processing.

A linear approximation of the estimation error variance of the FD stage is established as a function of the slope of the S-curve, which represents the gain of the equivalent timing-error detector.

Blood was stored for mesothelin and fibulin-3 assay at recruitment, after two cycles and at completion of chemotherapy (or equivalent timings in the comparator arm).

Timings of this process can be equivalent to timings of a type II change, so one really needs to make sure there is a need to have a change classified.

The cameras are perfect replicas of one another (matched to within close tolerances in terms of the electronics) and the image sensors are taken from matched sets that have been produced in the same fabrication run (from the same silicon wafer) to guarantee equivalent performance and timing characteristics when supplied with a common clock.

The cast also included Zooey Deschanel, whom Green directed in All the Real Girls, playing a hot Rapunzel-like bitch with no idea how to use a fork, and, in the timing equivalent of a double-eclipse, Natalie Portman, as a loner warrior in a thong.

We do not know of an equivalent study in the timing of migration; however, a significant micro-evolutionary change in the timing of autumn migration activity has been measured in response to artificial selection in captive blackcaps Sylvia atricapilla (Pulido and Berthold 2003, 2010), along with an even stronger reduction in migratory activity.