Sentence examples for measure time intervals from inspiring English sources
The SFQ TDC can measure time intervals between multiple input signals and directly convert them into binary data.
Neuroscientists at MIT and Columbia University have now figured out how neurons in one part of the brain measure time intervals and accurately reproduce them.
Brazilian aviation pioneer Alberto Santos-Dumont was the first to demonstrate that controlled flight was possible – and he wanted to measure time intervals while keeping both hands on the controls.
This dissociation suggests that distinct and dissociable processes may be employed to measure time intervals.
As the ability to measure time intervals was recently demonstrated in the bumblebee [24], there is a pleasing sense of symmetry in our demonstration of the honeybee's ability to distinguish between visual arrays of two and three elements, using only element number as a cue, and to even transfer this ability to discriminate between completely novel stimuli containing three and four elements.
Although breast cancer treatment delay has been studied by multiple authors for years, there is no validated instrument to measure time intervals and correlated factors.
The flux was collected over measured time intervals.
Since the time points are calculated as the summation of measured time intervals, the variance of the quantization error of time points increases with time.
The permeate was collected over measured time intervals and protein contents were analyzed with a spectrophotometer (Perkin Elmer) at the max of 280 nm.
One APD was used to start the photon counting module, the other, delayed, to stop: an obtained histogram of the measured time intervals is directly proportional to the second-order correlation.
On the latter account, multiple cortical regions contain neurons that exhibit properties (e.g., oscillations at different rates, ramping behaviour) that would be appropriate for measuring time intervals; these neurons are assumed to project to the medium spiny neurons of the striatum where they are integrated to detect patterns of input that correspond to a specific time interval (see [32]).
