Sentence examples for fine signals from inspiring English sources
Hot and cold running Bud Light and glory holes in the kitchen are fine signals, as are the Viagra-filled Christmas stockings.
The executive director of the regional air agency for the traffic-clogged Los Angeles area, which is also in line for a multimillion-dollar fine, signaled in a recent interview that he hoped to follow the Central Valley's lead.
AWFM is an extension of weighted fuzzy mean (WFM) filter by linking a fuzzy detector and a dynamic selection procedure to WFM in order to overcome the drawback of WFM in fine signal preservation.
Some of those state inquiries are ongoing, but California regulators' decision to waive the second half of the fine signaled they're pleased with the remedies enacted since Conrad left.
If anything, we would assume that stocking activities would rather erase our fine signal of clinal gene flow.
This may be attributed to the fact that distinct from other dynamic MRI studies fMRI requires detection of fine signal changes, which can be achieved by preserving high frequency information.
"The Justice Department argued that the large fines signaled just how tough it had been," Eisinger writes.
Similarly, lower scales correspond to more compressed wavelets and thus measuring the finer signal details [30].
For the finer signal structures, we see differences up to 800 nm/s(^2) between calibrated and corrected accelerations and the accelerations from POD.
These enzymes play a beneficial adaptive role in cells by fine tuning signals through GPCRs and preventing damage from sustained signaling, and their activity may underlie the biased agonism observed at some pharmacologically relevant GPCRs.
The use of distinct receptor subdomains by the G-CSFR to regulate these processes would confer an increased capacity for a single chain molecule to "fine tune" signals.
