Sentence examples for lower actions from inspiring English sources

Note that the subclass of reliable SEEs with lower actions typically have smaller standard deviations (SDs) of firing times, thus indicating more closely synchronized spike time reliability.

"The Caribbean [players] have a lower action but use their legs and arms to get the power into the shot," says Sue Hawkins, the coach of ANZ Championship side, Mainland Tactix.

The SEEs that have a more favorable time profile are capable of triggering spikes with higher precision even at lower action levels.

We further determined that Type-1 neurons display a lower action potential threshold and a smaller soma size than Type-2 neurons.

However, if the consumer is "smarter", it can deviate to a slightly lower action than (a^_{n}) to avoid being detected but still gains some increased utility (of course, since there is noise, the probability of being detected is higher if its selected action is closer to ({a^{d}_{n}})).

Maintenance of high BLLs in chronically exposed children after intervention emphasizes the need for primary prevention but does not address the issue of setting lower action targets.

Although these findings should be replicated, our data suggest that we should establish lower action limits for lead exposure of reproductively active women.

Sound levels exceeding the lower action level of 80 dB LAeq 8 h) indicate a risk for hearing damage and the employer is responsible to take preventative action, such as providing employees with hearing protection devices (HPDs).

The lower action level 80 dB LAeq was exceeded in 30 different dosimeter measurements during 28 different work shifts, which corresponds to 46% of all measured shifts or 6% of all dosimeter measurements.

You may want a slightly lower action, if you can manage it.

Players with a light touch can usually get away with lower action, while heavy players may need more height to prevent rattling strings.