Sentence examples for from ripple from inspiring English sources

Essentially, returns from Ripple contributions end up being reinvested into others on the platform.

Updated to reflect the correct name of the acquiring company from Ripple to Ripple News. .

Optimum granule-sizes in designing various fault tolerant circuits from ripple carry adder to CORDIC as well as Viterbi decoder have been derived.

Unlike other companies (including Omnia, which just raised $25 million from Ripple) that are trying to create marketplaces of used goods which are basically networks of consumers sharing household unused things, Joymode's chief executive stressed the importance of having Joymode act as the hub.

Perhaps the most specific theory for fast ripples proposes they emerge from ripple activity (Foffani et al., 2007), when ephaptic coupling is weakened by neuronal loss and/or when spike firing reliability is reduced by increased synaptic noise.

Recently, the loss of neurons in the pilocarpine model has been implicated in the generation of epileptic high-frequency activity, and specifically for the shift from ripple frequencies (100 300 Hz) to fast ripple frequencies (200 600 Hz) (Foffani et al., 2007).

From ripples on a pond to deep ocean swells, sound waves, and light, all waves share some basic characteristics.

Whether from ripples of the European fiscal crisis or flare-ups of violence in Baghdad, it is easy to be whipsawed by events.

This transition from ripples to faceted structures is attributed to the shadowing effect due to a height difference between peaks and valleys of the ripples.

Adebayor, wide on the right, sent a looping cross towards Bale and the Welshman's attempted volley was inches from rippling the bottom corner of the net.

In this study, we report on the transition from ripples to faceted structures on silicon surface beyond a threshold ion fluence and their coarsening at even higher fluences.