Sentence examples for intensity timing from inspiring English sources

These include the intensity, timing and width of the pulses of laser light that control the printing process, and the efficiency of the motor controls that steer the laser beam, turn the drum and move the mirrors.

The intensity, timing, and magnitude of the monsoon precipitation vary from east to west, with the longest duration of monsoon and greatest amounts of precipitation in the east.

Auroral zone magnetic perturbations and associated magnetic indices (especially, the auroral electrojet low (AL) index) are commonly used to characterize the intensity, timing, and types (or phases) of magnetospheric activity.

A comparison with the short-time Fourier transform, Wigner-Ville transform and continuous wavelet transform using a test signal with known time frequency characteristics showed that the MMG wavelet analysis resolved the intensity, timing, and frequencies of events in a more distinct way without overemphasizing high or low frequencies or generating interference terms.

The intensity, timing, recurrence, and type of disturbance can affect the rate of crust recovery even up to 30 years post disturbance (Bowker et al. 2004; Ford and Johnson 2006; Lalley and Viles 2008; Marble and Harper 1989; Zaady et al. 2007).

And the frequency, intensity, timing or duration of these events is having a bigger impact on society.

Rinella and Hileman (2009) clarified some of the inconsistencies in leafy spurge research by simulating grazing at different intensities, timing and frequencies.

The authors report that this overall finding is modified by interactions between grazing intensities, timing and amount of precipitation, all of which are similarly variable in real life pastoralist and rangeland conditions.

These allow them to arrive at what looks like the best combination of frequency, intensity and timing, without having to conduct costly and time-consuming experiments.

The frequency, intensity and timing of the microwaves used is crucial.

The strikes, conducted under parallel programs run by the CIA and the military's Joint Special Operations Command, are significant not only for their intensity and timing.