Sentence examples for modulated such that from inspiring English sources

The main part of the project was then to investigate ways in which the functions could be sonically modulated such that the visual modifications began to approximate my imaginary astronomical inspiration, and of course also began to tie in to the accompanying musical content.

Ideally, shamanistic consciousness could be modulated such that trances were self-induced only when wanted and when it was safe and convenient; and then switched-off again completely when full alertness and concentration are necessary.

The information bits are modulated such that the presence of light pulse transmits bit '1' and the absence transmits bit '0'.

In this study, the first two enzymes in the BER pathway, Mag and Apn1, were modulated such that the BER intermediates, abasic sites or strand breaks, accumulate (Fig. 1).

This allows the beam energy to be modulated such that a variety of depths within the tissue can be treated.

Emphasis has now shifted toward finding the cellular pathways that are modulated such that Symbiodinium maintain their position within the host cell or a particular type of tissue (e.g. [ 27, 30, 34]).

The essence of the method is to introduce the modulated coordinates such that the periodically time-varying linear differential equations can be effectively transformed to the equivalent time-invariant linear differential equations.

In Table 1, is a variable representing the data bit of and is a variable representing the BPSK modulated bit of such that.

Adjust the laser, modulator, and convex lens such that the modulated beam falls upon the photocell.

In this work, a new excitation method, the modulated random excitation, is proposed such that a pair of random signals with equal power for modal testing of anisotropic rotors can be effectively generated by modulating the random signal from a single random source with two harmonic carriers of a frequency with 90° phase difference.

Soil moisture strongly modulated M. vimineum response to fire, such that fire facilitated M. vimineum invasion more in wetter than drier sites.