Sentence examples for half centers from inspiring English sources

The first half centers on Mark and his family, his girlfriend Lisa, as well as his mother, grandmother, sister, and niece.

Roughly half center on mortgages.

A traditional striped scarf tied in the tried-and-true manner (fold in half, center at back of neck; pull loose ends through the loop created by the fold).

The applied engine impact load time functions were carefully re-derived by utilizing CRIEPI's proposed curve through Riera's approach for six impact velocities, and applied to five locations on a freestanding cask: lateral impacts on the lower half, center of gravity, and upper half of the cask body, corner impact on the lid closure, and vertical impact on the center of the lid closure.

The ratio of SAM height to width showed a bimodal distribution, with approximately half of the lines centered around a mean of 0.75, half centered around 1, and a high outlier of 1.25 for B73.

Locomotor rhythm generation is based on a combination of intrinsic (persistent sodium current dependent) properties of excitatory RG neurons and reciprocal inhibition between the two half-centers comprising the RG.

Two interneuron units form a half-center oscillator, linked by mutual inhibition (thick solid lines).

Previously proposed architectures for the spinal locomotor CPG have included the classical half-center oscillator and the unit burst generator (UBG) comprised of multiple coupled oscillators.

When these conditions are met, the two populations form a half-center oscillator in which switches between phases are controlled by the silent population [25, 26].

A computational model of the mammalian spinal cord circuitry incorporating a two-level central pattern generator (CPG) with separate half-center rhythm generator (RG) and pattern formation (PF) networks is reviewed.

This result, which is consistent with the stipulation that phase transitions occur by escape and also with past work exploring asymmetries in persistent sodium half-center oscillator models [18, 26], represents a testable prediction.