Sentence examples for inputs with no from inspiring English sources
As a first step in our investigation we describe the response of system (29)–(30) to instantaneous constant inputs (with no associated time scales) in order to understand how the system's intrinsic time scales depend on the parameters α and ϵ, and how these parameters contribute to the amplification or attenuation of the voltage response to these instantaneous changes.
Clearly, in our model, if two or more genes have the same expression pattern, s(t), over time, then target genes can switch between these inputs with no phenotypic consequences.
The importance of the present findings lies in the fact that even multimodal inputs with no direct strong adaptive association can modulate the affective interpretation of clearly separate information streams.
By contrast, the offshore waters of the Baltic Sea have shown large annual variations in hypoxic volume through the last 50 years partly related to salt water inputs with no long-term trends in hypoxic volume.
We demonstrate a transmission-line model for M-I coupling that allows calculations of this electromagnetic energy input with no a priori knowledge of ionospheric conductances.
It is demonstrated that the MSNC approach needs only one SN curve as input with no specific requirements to the fiber orientation of the test coupon.
The notion of a limited assignment of property indicates that, distinguished from financing within a financial system as well as private financing, being in debt directly minimizes cash input with no need to pay interest.
Suppression below the resting level occurs when a cell has inhibitory input with no excitatory input.
Intuitively, positively correlated common input with no significant relative time delay, measured by the instantaneous causality, has the effect of bringing phase-lag closer to zero.
Two factors, among possibly others, can be hypothesized to contribute to the near-zero phase-lag relationship: (1) positively correlated common input with no significant relative time delay and (2) bidirectional interaction.
Two factors, among possibly others, could be identified that contribute to the formation of near-zero phase-lag: (a) positively correlated common input with no significant relative time delay and (b) bidirectional interaction.
