Sentence examples for loop related from inspiring English sources

The second component in Figure 3b is a measure of the asymmetry of the loop (related to ferroelectric imprint), while the third appears to widen the loop (i.e., change the coercive field).

We could speculate that the emergence of additional cycles of oscillation as the gap stimulus became more detectable may result from additional oscillations in the non-specific thalamocortical loop related to the emergence of a second auditory object.

In this sense, being a positive feedback loop related to an observed multi-stationarity, is a context or network dependent property.

As the long-term feedback loop related to hospital discharge and readmission of colonised patients and spread of HCAI pathogens in the community or settings as LTCFs can effect HCAI transmission dynamics [ 19, 70, 119], such an approach can aid in providing a realistic estimate of existing and new infection control strategies' effectiveness.

We thus used myosin fluorescence intensity as a proxy for active force generation and treated cells as natural experiments of mechanical response under cyclic loading, revealing unambiguous mechanical properties from the hysteresis loop relating stress to strain.

In these conditions, low frequency loops related to the Hads surface coverage appeared in the electrochemical impedance diagrams, whose properties depend on the tested metal.

This paper presents a parametric model-based monitoring technique for detection and confirmation of faults in control surface servo-loops related to the Electrical Flight Control System.

The Nyquist plots of the coatings in 3.5 wt% NaCl solution at pH 4 showed two capacitive loops related to the outer porous and inner compact layers, where the resistance of inner layer was very high indicating that it could determine the overall corrosion performance.

Most arresting is "Table Study 1," wooden shelving arrayed with small monitors playing loops relating to "The Blackgoat" and piled with objects, among them, several headlike sculptures and a chipboard version of Duchamp's bottle rack.

"I'll be trapped by sounds, locked behind loops", relates Ghost, and you can't blame him for being mesmerised by the Abbot's backdrop, a soaring juxtaposition of Black Ivory's I Keep Asking You Questions (1971) and the Sweet Inspirations' Why Marry?

Many of the global relationships and positive feedback loops relating to the inequality of myocardial oxygen supply and demand have not changed in many years, although molecular, electrophysiological, conceptual, and technological advances have been changed considerably.