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It is shown that linearly increased timing delay causes alternate cycle slips in synchronizer.

An alternative is to take advantage of the increased timing resolution of faster CMOS technologies, and to replace traditional voltage-mode processing by time-based circuits.

This increased timing jitter is likely due to the operation of the passive quenching mechanism at a high count rate: in this condition, avalanches often trigger before the APD voltage has fully recovered, leading to effectively lower bias voltages, which are known to have higher jitter [26], for these events.

The results show that stuttering is associated with local increases in speech rate (Howell, Au-Yeung, & Pilgrim, 1999; Howell & Sackin, 2000) and increased timing variation (Smith & Kleinow, 2000).

Analysis of WR indicated a significant main effect of GROUP (F 2, 31) = 8.2, p = 0.001): overall, young controls showed increased timing sensitivity (0.12 ± 0.01 ms) with respect to both elderly controls (0.18 ± 0.02 ms) and AD patients (0.21 ± 0.03 ms).

The increased timing margin of the DEMUX by two clock periods and output voltages of 11 mV in the amplifiers were obtained.

On the other hand, a random error at the working memory level might be hypothesized, with AD patients failing to encode the correct number of pulses at the end of each presented millisecond duration, thus significantly increasing timing variability.

Autodesk has increased the timing of the end of life of AutoCAD 2002 from January to March, according to Piper.

The increased risk, timing of onset, and effectiveness of treatment of depression in women may be mediated by estrogen's effect on serotonin receptors.

Studies investigating the effect of selective brain lesions or pharmacological manipulations on time bisection or peak-interval responses in animals have identified characteristic patterns of accuracy (under- or over-estimation) and variability (decreased or increased) of timing behavior that are specifically associated to clock [ 5, 7, 8] or memory [ 5, 9- 11] disruptions.

The simultaneous depletion of Plk1 by siRNA or its inhibition by TAL increased the timing in Tao1-NCB3 siRNA-treated cells to about 35 min, similar to the duration seen in control cells but far below the duration of the mitotic arrest seen after depletion of Plk1 alone (Fig.  10b).