This procedure seems counterintuitive, yet it is remarkably effective, because certain early electronic processes ("ring modulation," for example) demonstrate that music is not merely a language revealed by sound but also an expression of the nature of sound.
Immune modulation, for example via dietary strategies, may hold promise as well for maintaining immune homeostasis in the healthy population.
Broadly, these include (1) T cell modulation, for example, with cytokines and immune checkpoint inhibitors, (2) adoptive cellular immunotherapy, and (3) vaccination.
In contrast to VMAT component in Hybrid IMRT/VMAT, the arc component of IMRT & Arc and HybridArc did not involve intensity modulation, for example, via dose rate or gantry speed modulation, overlapping multiple arcs, or associated linac functionality.
The same regions also respond best to the slowly changing large scale features of a dynamic ripple stimulus (i.e., those containing a combination of a slow rate of temporal modulation, for example, 2 Hz, and small number of spectral peaks in one octave) (Langers et al. 2003) and also greatly modify their response to sine wave words after training (Liebenthal et al. 2003).
The ST muscle is present in all songbirds, and is missing only in very few bird species that are either non-vocal or that produce song with little frequency modulation (for example, the new world vultures [ 109, 110] or Darwin's nothura (Nothura darwinii [ 111]).
Clever reuse of the subchannel equalizer leads to improved BER performance, compared to basic techniques, especially for higher order modulations, for example, 64-QAM.
For a single transmitter, the typical intervals between those discrete times are multiples of the symbol duration (or other discrete time intervals used in the designed modulation scheme, for example, chip and guard intervals).
For a single transmitter, the typical intervals between those discrete times are multiples of the symbol duration of the transmitted signal (or other discrete time intervals used in the designed modulation scheme, for example, chip and guard intervals).
The modulation of nanowires, for example, the preparation of a vertical array, creation of a heterostructure, and doping, has also been studied to exploit the potential of nanowires.
In the wireless communications literature, varying a link's transmit rate (and power) depending on channel conditions is called adaptive modulation (AM); see, for example, [1 5].
