Sentence examples for modulation followed by from inspiring English sources

The modulated process contains potential window and electrolyte modulation, followed by a predesigned conversion reaction.

Based on the sonograms, bats were grouped into two call categories: frequency modulation types (FM) and frequency modulation followed by quasi constant frequency (FM/QCF).

The parental breast cancer cell line, MCF-7 and the derived adriamycin resistant cell line MCF-7adm were treated with concentration gradients of arsenic trioxide (ATO) and N-acetyl cysteine (NAC) for GSH modulation, followed by exposure to adriamycin.

The sound is described in the researchers' report in The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America as a "moan with both harmonics and amplitude modulation, followed by broad-frequency metallic-sounding sweeps".

Reward processing is associated with early affective modulation followed by increased action preparation for ongoing gambling in PG.

Specifically, AACs showed the most prominent theta modulation, followed by the intermediate level of modulation of the BCs, whereas Bistrat cells were only weakly modulated.

The OFDM symbols are constructed after interleaving and modulation mapping, followed by their transmission over the SDMA MIMO channel.

This paper proposes a new FMC algorithm integrated into an H.264 encoder that compresses a 4×4 block by differential pulse code modulation (DPCM) followed by Golomb-Rice coding.

This observed variability may be related to an acute or chronic CNS effect, with the initial anti-inflammatory modulation being eventually followed by an exacerbation of cerebral injury [ 14].

Neurophysiological observations show that figure-ground modulation occurs first at the border of the figure followed by modulation for the center region of the textured figure [40] [42].

Architecture for SC generation using amplified picosecond/nanosecond laser diode (LD) pulses followed by modulation instability (MI) induced pulse breakup is presented and used to demonstrate SC sources from the mid-IR to the visible wavelengths.