Sentence examples for features of the timing from inspiring English sources

An alternative approach involves examining the psychophysical features of the timing process underlying different timed behaviours.

In each of these problems, we would obtain predictions about which features of the timing and size of inputs within a discrete input train yield which spiking patterns.

We design several types of features from the timing of interactions.

This first predominantly European series of NMDAR-antibody encephalitis broadens the published demographic and clinical features, details the timing of different clinical features and describes treatment responses of paraneoplastic and non-paraneoplastic cases.

Even if CH is easy to diagnose on the basis of its peculiar features, the timing over the day of the attacks (up to 8), a temporally defined active cluster period (60 90 days) and its seasonal recurrence, only 1/3 of these patients is rightly diagnosed, with an unacceptable delay of 5.3 years and consequently more than 2/3 of them never receive a correct treatment [1, 5, 6].

Most importantly for our analysis, information on all these features relates to the timing of the first wave of the survey, usually 2007 a period preceding the demand and financial shocks in Europe from the global crisis.

During ontogeny, most hierarchical features are a consequence of the timing of developmental events.

Features such as the timing of registrations, the names on the accounts, and the characteristics of the browser and computer used all feed into that system, along with some secret clues that Twitter wasn't willing to disclose.

For events larger than thresholds of 2, 4, 5, 7 and 10 casualties, SIGACT still consistently features periods where the timing of events does not follow a featureless Poisson process, mainly in the most violent period mid-2006 to mid-2007 mid-2007

Though more and more is understood about which proteins control ciliary function, much of it through human genetics, much less is known about regulatory features that control the timing of ciliogenesis, and with respect to our work here, ciliary resorption.

Previous research outlined in Chuck and Hake (2005) and Poethig (1990) indicate that the size of the shoot or even factors produced by the root system may be the important features in regulating the timing of reproductive development, in concert with the genetic pathways implicated in phase change.