Sentence examples for input is reflected from inspiring English sources

It is seen that the augment in the soil inelastic demand caused by the increasing intensity in the seismic input is reflected in the AFs by a shift in the site fundamental frequency (softening of the soil deposit) and a response mostly dominated by the first mode (higher modes are attenuated).

Many participants, not only partners but also young researchers and other newcomers, are not able to identify their own contribution and may not see how their input is reflected in the final outcomes.

Intensification of the farm management in terms of animal feed inputs is reflected in higher consumption of external inputs (feedstuffs), reduction or cessation of using grazing resources or else reduction of the grazing time period.

Those inputs are reflected in the flight model of the bird and displayed physically by the simulator through nick, roll and heave movements.

where can be interpreted as the specific vector about which the input vector is reflected in -dimensional space (followed by a sign inversion).

Our results display a more complete cartography of how variation in input parameters is reflected in the temporal behaviour of multiple model outputs than has been previously reported.

The properties of the sequenced genome and quality of the input data is reflected by the structure of the graph; repeats, sequence variation (in a diploid or polyploid genome) and sequencing errors cause branches in the graph.

Input light is reflected by a cube-mounted mirror (Thorlabs) toward a band-pass excitation filter to limit the illumination to a narrow band that matches the absorption spectrum of the fluorophore in use.

This form of LTD has been observed in the hippocampus and neocortex (Hirsch et al., 1992); the induction protocols require strong post-synaptic activation (e.g. high-frequency stimulation of the cell through excitatory inputs), which is reflected in Eqn 3 by the condition requiring V y, t) ≥ θ+.

Compared to peripheral vision, the fovea displays decreased sensitivity to rapid variations in light inputs; this difference is reflected in the responses of ganglion cells, the output cells of the retina.

Air-coupled ultrasonic sources are relatively inefficient because the high impedance mismatch at the air/solid boundary means that most of the input energy (in air) is reflected at this boundary.