Sentence examples for firing group from inspiring English sources

The definition of the 50th and 90th Percentile Group Spread differs from that one defined in [3], because we only refer to one firing group.

However, the difference was not at statistically significant level (P = 0.098) in spite of the high incidence of suppressed neurons in low firing group, which was owing to 1 neuron that showed high firing rates (an average of 82.5 spikes/s) at control but it showed suppressive modulation.

Greater accuracy could be achieved by firing groups of shells, or salvos, bunched around the estimated range.

Avalanches, noisy limit cycles, and quasi-cycles are distinct forms of synchronous firing grouped into network bursts that emerge from excitatory-inhibitory interactions in noisy networks, but avalanches are aperiodic while noisy limit cycles and quasi-cycles are oscillatory.

John Passion," done by Jeannette Sorrell's Apollo's Fire group, appeared the next night.

The weapon which everybody agreed they wanted to replace the LSW at fire group level was the Belgian-made 5.56mm Minimi light machine-gun.

Among the Teton, for example, the Cross Fire group uses the Bible and sermons, which are rejected by the Half Moon followers, who, however, teach a similar Christian morality.

Women in the chimney-stove group reported fewer pregnancies and live births than did women in the open-fire group.

Personal PM2.5 was about 61% lower on average and had a narrower distribution among the plancha improved stove group compared with the open fire group.

Among all women enrolled during pregnancy, the mothers and fathers in the stove group were 2 years younger on average than the open-fire group (Table 1).

Overall, CO exposure was 39% lower in the stove group than in the open-fire group, with mean (± SD) 48-hr values of 4.1 ± 3.2 ppm and 2.5 ± 2.5 ppm, respectively (p = 0.0003).