Sentence examples for modifying the amplitude from inspiring English sources
The scaling practice often results to unrealistic multipliers, thus modifying the amplitude of the ground motion and introducing bias on the structural performance estimation.
These data indicate that both feeding time and nutrient status exert their effects on thyroid hormone rhythms by modifying the amplitude of these cycles.
To prevent this instability without resorting to either multi-element local polynomial chaos (PC) methods or increasing the order of the PC representation in time, we propose a procedure aimed at modifying the amplitude of the PC modes to bring the probability of negative state values below a user-defined threshold.
Here, for the first time, we describe how particle size distributions can be modulated differently using two different formulation excipients by shifting size distribution modes to different locations and by modifying the amplitude of the modes.
Mehiri et al. [ 4] have indeed observed that superimposing TMS upon inspiration rather than expiration shortened the latency of the diaphragm response by about 1 ms without modifying the amplitude of the diaphragm MEPs.
Here FBG are used to control and modify the amplitude and phase spectrum of broadband incoherent optical signal.
Two types of the RG are proposed: one modifies the amplitude of the reference signal and the other modifies the frequency.
Cadmium exposure did not modify the mean values of the hormone around the clock but it modified the amplitude of the secretory peaks at 08 00 and 12 00 h.
The optimization process modifies the amplitude of the original filters over the frequency band of interest without adding high level gains.
The algorithm in this paper does not modify the amplitude A and the pulse frequency r, so we will not discuss more on this.
The contrast transfer function (CTF) (Erickson and Klug 1971) of the electron microscope modifies the amplitude of the signal in cryoEM micrographs (Toyoshima and Unwin 1988) in an oscillatory, resolution-dependent manner.
