Sentence examples for middle wave from inspiring English sources

Following Linde's (2002) approach [6], we introduce a generic middle wave into the classical two-state HLL solver.

The lens is compatible with a latest generation Middle Wave Infrared (MWIR) staring array imager with the pixel size of 25 μm.

The middle wave of ECG is known as 'QRS' complex that, in general, comprises three deflections 'Q' (the first negative deflection) 'R' (the first positive deflection), and 'S' (the negative deflection following the 'R' wave).

This is accomplished by the presence of long wave sensitive (L), middle wave sensitive (M) and short wave sensitive (S) opsins produced separately in the cone photoreceptive cells in the retina.

The middle wave depends on expression of mei4+, a transcription factor that itself regulates later gene expression including cdc25+ and mde10+ (Horie et al., 1998; Murakami-Tonami et al., 2007; Nakamura et al., 2004).

"Most nights I was in the middle waving in the wilderness like a fool with LED lights," Pearson told Petapixel, "like I was on my own at a rave".

For instance, short wave-sensitive (SWS), middle wave-sensitive (MWS), and long wave-sensitive opsins (LWS) are most sensitive to blue, green and red light, respectively.

We assumed that an individual has three opsin genes, SWS (short-wave sensitive), MWS (middle-wave sensitive) and LWS (long-wave sensitive), each of which is expressed in a different class of cone cells.

If he rode to victory on a middle-income wave of support, those middle Americans will be very disappointed".

The TC genesis was preceded by the formation of a lower tropospheric large-scale gyre associated with enhanced equatorial westerlies and a middle tropospheric wave trough intruding above the gyre in both the ECMWF YOTC and the NCEP FNL.

Rotaru was a vision of patience and calm in the middle of waving arms, softspoken among raised voices.