Sentence examples for modulating term from inspiring English sources

Through this additional decomposition, we can circumvent the problem induced by the modulating term in (48) and obtain an expression of the reconstructed symbol sequence that allows a direct transition to the final architecture.

This technique determines the Asymptotic Behaviour (AB) of integrals containing a Phase Modulated (PM) function, as the value of the modulating terms tends to infinity.

Moreover, by taking an additional condition on the modulating functions, the term biasing the output can be eliminated in the obtained formula.

If we discuss the undersampling problem of the modulating signal, shift terms of the analog spectrum involved will be many.

Given the known modification of ER activity by PPARGC1B in cellular response to estrogen exposure, we investigated the genetic interaction between rs741581, rs2340621 and rs6895698 within PPARGC1B and rs7761846 within ESR1 in terms of modulating ER-positive breast cancer risk.

Obligate biotrophs such as rust fungi are believed to establish long-term relationships by modulating plant defenses through a plethora of effector proteins, whose most recognizable feature is the presence of a signal peptide for secretion.

These differences in mutation rates between short- and long-term evolution experiments are entirely consistent with the hypothesis that in short-term experiments negative selection has less of a modulating influence on mutation frequencies than in longer term experiments.

Since GMSK-modulating signals have constant envelope, the first term on the right hand side of Eq. 16 has no effect on the left hand side.

The difficulty is threefold: (i) the converter model involves discontinuous and highly nonlinear terms and is controlled through a modulating frequency signal; (ii) all state variables are not accessible to measurements; (iii) the load is uncertain and may even be varying.

The present study evaluated the long-term efficacy of this combination in modulating body weight and composition.

The new drugs that led to the aforementioned improvements were not "chemotherapeutic" agents in the classical sense of the term because they were all "biology-modulating" factors.