Sentence examples for little jitters from inspiring English sources

"I think he's just got a little jitters," Johnson said.

That is, their sensors actually jiggle, about 4,000 times a second, to counteract the little jitters of your hand — an effective way to reduce blurry shots when you're zoomed in or in low light.

A test installation at Dome C, a high point on the Antarctic plateau some 900 miles from the pole, showed that the site offers superb astronomical seeing, with very little jitter caused by the earth's atmosphere.

I thought I encountered a little jitter but right now I can't replicate it, so it may have been just too much coffee on my part.

We can see that the detected fingertip position and the ground truth respectively in the keyboard position is stable and with little jitter.

The little jitter of matGC indicates that this population of neurons has a higher temporal fidelity.

The dots represent the individual clusters (a little jittering was added to avoid overlapping of the dots).

A large amplitude with little jitter between trials (reflecting a large extent of phase reorganization or phase locking) and with a polarity that is associated with the inhibitory phase (this most likely is the cycle with positive polarity) is assumed to reflect a high extent of inhibition.

Now that the firmware is updated, there is very little click jitter, if any.

(F ) Mean standard deviation (SD) of the synaptic latency of oIPSCs in individual cells indicates little temporal jitter in both experimental models, in agreement with monosynaptic transmission.

It's been known since the classic studies of Dan Simons (cited) that after passive whisker deflection L4 neurons spike with short latencies and little timing jitter.