Sentence examples for full oscillation from inspiring English sources
Except for the longest periods, each time-lapse fluorescence series extended for at least two full oscillation periods.
However, conditions in RA and OA synovial fibroblasts prevent one or two full oscillation cycles, which are visible in healthy fibroblasts (Additional file 1, Figure S1A).
For inhibitor assays, one explant was cultured for 3-4 h (to cover at least one full oscillation cycle) in the presence of the reagent of choice, whereas the other was cultured for the same time in control medium.
We determined the time needed for one full oscillation by extending the time in culture for the cultured half until the expression profiles matched in the two explants, with an extra somite having formed in the cultured explant.
Untreated control pairs completed one full oscillation and made an extra somite in 90 min whereas exposure to the reagents resulted in an oscillation period of approximately 120 min (n = 8 for each inhibitor and for DMSO; Figure 2 figure supplement 3E-J).
Similarities between the current TEG® apparatus and that designed by Hartert are that the angle of rotation is the same for both devices (4°45′) and the TEG® oscillation period is 10 seconds (6 full oscillations per minute) compared with 9 seconds (6.7 oscillations per minute) with Hartert's apparatus.
The principles of the ROTEM® device are similar to those of TEG®, although with ROTEM® the oscillation period is 12 seconds (5 full oscillations per minute) and the central pin, instead of the cup, is rotated so that resistance to its rotation is measured (resistance increases as the clot forms).
It lies close to the full relaxation oscillation, but travels an (O(c))-distance along the middle repelling branch (see Fig. 6).
Based on these modal parameters, galloping events were identified, and characteristics of galloping such as coupled translational and rotational motions, and nature of full span vibration, oscillation envelopes and influence of geometry of the line section to its occurrence are discussed.
The system completes a full cycle: The input is removed again (there have now been two oscillations in the input), so there is no transcription from P1.
The identification of the generalised Hopf bifurcation is based on the presence of hysteresis, the sudden appearance of full amplitude oscillations during the transition SS1 → OSC and on the fact that the transition OSC → SS1 occurs with oscillations of a finite amplitude.
