Sentence examples for firing impulse from inspiring English sources

Equation 1 shows a simple model of the EMG signal: where, x(n), modeled EMG signal, e(n), point processed, represents the firing impulse, h(r), represents the MUAP, w(n), zero mean addictive white Gaussian noise and N is the number of motor unit firings.

With two fewer cylinders, the engine's firing impulses are naturally farther apart, and the driver feels the difference.

Most of these nerves, sensitized by the inflammatory exudate, begin to fire impulses continuously.

You can put an electrical stimulating electrode in the inner ear and stimulate those remaining auditory nerve fibers to fire impulses that are sent to the brain.

High levels of calcium outside the neurons correlate with low neuron activity; when calcium concentrations drop, it means neurons in that area are firing electrical impulses.

The decreased firing of impulses in the hippocampus disrupts the formation of the short term memory and accounts for the subsequent blackouts experienced the next day.

This change might allow positive sodium ions to flow into the nerve cell, increasing the likelihood it will fire an impulse.

Afterward, investigators pieced together what seemed a meticulously planned attack--even though Tammy said at one point that she had fired on impulse.

What this consists of is jumping out of your spot and making them fire on impulse, but jumping back into cover before they hit you.

The radio waves that are emitted by the external camera and transmitter are received by the stimulator, which then fires electrical impulses.

In fact, anonymity on the internet is impossible by definition: all internet traffic consists of electronically fired communication impulses which are traceable (as Mandiant's report shows).