Sentence examples for modulation in contrast from inspiring English sources
Little difference is found between the effects of a Parker field and a Schwadron Parker hybrid field on cosmic-ray modulation, in contrast to the results of Burger and Sello and Miyake and Yanagita [Burger, R.A., Sello, P.C.
A cell type differential response was noticed: it was faster in fibroblasts, with a majority of inductions and high levels of modulation in contrast to keratinocyte response.
For perfusion with saline solution, the flow rate Q(t′) shows a symmetric, nearly sinusoidal modulation; in contrast, Q(t′) in the presence of blood is strongly asymmetric (see Fig. 6b).
Elevated levels of endogenous d-serine in DAO /– mice also leave RGC NMDAR coagonist sites fully occupied and less available to coagonist modulation, in contrast to wild-type mice of either strain or to SR /– mice.
" Generalization to different environment conditions" suggest that trained attentional modulation, in contrast to the appearance-based classifier, exhibits significant generalization to environment and weather conditions encountered in the video streams.
As shown, the enhanced-resolution images shows clear intensity modulations, in contrast with the orthogonally-illuminated images, for structures spaced 23.5 µm and 19.1 µm apart (Fig. 4 e) and 4 e′), respectively), which is beyond the diffraction limit set by orthogonal plane wave illumination through the limiting aperture.
Although both, 1ST and 2ND spikes, are subsets of ALL spikes, only the 1ST spikes are nevertheless significantly different from ALL spikes implying that these indeed comprise a special subset of spikes that exhibit phase locking to the LFP modulations in contrast to other spikes.
However, the interpretation of the topographical pattern of this study differs to ours, in proposing a concentric organisation for frequency representation overlapping with an angular representation of modulation rate in contrast to our interpretation of a concentric organisation for modulation rate and an angular representation of frequency in core areas.
The interface was identified as a Type I macrotwin boundary between two variants with a/b-laminates and constant modulation direction, in contrast with a highly mobile twinned interface consisting of Type II macrotwin boundary segments with changing modulation direction and a/b-laminate reported earlier.
However, AGSSK-TOSD would be the preferable choice because it avoids any kind of conventional modulation order in contrast to EGT and so the RF amplifier avoids the stringent linearity requirements of the RF amplifiers designed for QAM.
The convolution in Fourier space induced by the analog modulation implies, in contrast with the digital setting studied before, that the band limit of the modulated signal is the sum of the individual band limits of the original signal and of the chirp c.
