Sentence examples for gain in dynamic from inspiring English sources

The gain in dynamic range is 6 dB per bit defining the feedback amplitude.

The current-mode operation enables a significant gain in dynamic power consumption beneficial to always-on memories.

However, care must be taken that the gain in dynamic range obtained by AIM not be undermined by a limitation in the dynamic range of the process itself of analog-to-digital conversion of our single output.

Recently, digital PCR (dPCR) has gained increasing popularity [ 10] due to its upgrading to the so-called "droplet digital PCR" (ddPCR) systems which, compared to other platforms of dPCR, enable a significant gain in dynamic range while decreasing the cost of analysis [ 10, 11].

However, each detector adds its own dark current and allows for modest gains in dynamic range (doubling the number of detectors doubles the noise from dark counts and yields only a factor of 2 increase in dynamic range).

Given the importance of untranslated leader regions for the functionality of mRNAs and reconciling their average length of around 200 nt [ 42] we tried to increase their length without losing the gains in dynamic range.

It appears conceivable that activation of a Na+ permeable channel in proximity of NCX1 generates a gain in the dynamic function of the exchanger as previously suggested for NaV channels.

In light of the above, there are two questions both right to health minimalists and maximalists must ask: why is the right to health not gaining effective traction in dynamic post-2015 discussion; and, what could this mean for its inherent (and ongoing) legitimacy if held separate by the Member States from the final post-MDG health goal.

The new established method enables the determination of protein turnover in Chlamydomonas and will allow gaining deeper insights in dynamic regulatory processes of photosynthetic organisms; the presented strategies and data will be beneficial for basic research, biotechnology and for agricultural improvements.

Quiet sounds may not have enough gain while loud sounds may have too much gain and it is impractical for users to adjust a volume control continuously in order to maintain an appropriate gain in an acoustically dynamic environment.

With a change of coordinates, a linear-like controller is constructed, which avoids the repeated derivatives of the nonlinearities depending on the observer states and the dynamic gain in backstepping approach and therefore, simplifies the design procedure.