Sentence examples for falling linear from inspiring English sources
At the same time the pose and gesture of the figures set up a rising and falling linear movement across the surface of the painting.
Spectra generated by Galactic Cosmic Rays (GCR) protons and their secondaries are with linear falling shape in the coordinates deposited energy/deposited per channel dose rate.
Ex vivo analysis included automated QC checks on γ-counting rates falling into the linear range of the detector and being well above background, and detection of potential outliers in the tissue weight and uptake data.
Chemokine proteins were quantified in reference to serial dilutions of recombinant standards falling within the linear part of the standard curve for each specific chemokine sample measured.
The short spoken member of the pair (sika "pig") was recorded and manipulated: the duration of the first syllable was set to either 110 (short) or 135 (long) milliseconds with either a level (high) or a linear falling (fall) tone.
Each sample was then evaluated in at least two assays, with the concentration in each calculated from a minimum of three points falling on the linear portion of titration curves calibrated against recombinant cytokine standards serially diluted on each plate.
TSLP protein was quantified with reference to serial dilutions of the recombinant standards, falling within the linear part of the standard curve for each specific TSLP value measured.
One argument offered against the serial TI paradigm as a test of inference is based on the grounds that it is an associative task with stimuli not falling along a linear dimension and inferences may be a function of a value transfer between and among the S+ and S- stimuli [ 23].
This time, however, the dose response is expected to saturate at lower values of the stimulus intensity when the gradient is positive (rising phase of the linear ramps) and higher values of the stimulus intensity when the gradient is negative (falling phase of the linear ramps).
The usable information arises from the sharp rising and falling edge of the linear accelerator pulse.
