Sentence examples for further conditioning from inspiring English sources
These peaks always occur and cannot be removed by further conditioning.
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The remaining portion of the SCE comprises of filter, optocoupler and differential driver for further conditioning of the signal.
Further conditioning and/or selection during nursery culture may also be critical in maximising the physiological and behavioural fitness of hatchery juveniles post-release.
Nevertheless, the same calculation applied to the total amount of LFP activity, which is simply the mean power of raw brain signals between 0.1 and 350 Hz without any further conditioning, shows a similarly large effect.
Further conditioning factors are obviously represented by changes in bubble nucleation and growth rates that could be influenced by the delay in vesiculation of the LP magma [ Rivalta et al., 2013], and/or changes in gas flux from depth [ Belien et al., 2010].
Do not do anything further (including conditioning) unless you plan to first tone your hair to white; not conditioning will keep your cuticle open, further helping you to stain the cuticle of the hair.
The results of this study clearly suggest that late-age autogenous self-healing rates of ECC specimens can be significantly enhanced with proper further environmental conditioning and mixture design.
Its main features are that it uses a multiplier built with two voltage-to-frequency converters (VFC), and that it can be easily connected to a digital instrument, without further analogue conditioning.
The scheme described here would, in contrast, deliver the two tunable monochromatic undulator beams to separate endstations that address rather different and somewhat complementary purposes, with further beam conditioning imposed as required.
The use of costimulatory blockers some of which are already under clinical development as immunosuppressive drugs [5,6] as part of BMT protocols has allowed us to further reduce conditioning substantially [7 11].
