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The features explored in the current study attempt to provide a complete account of this complex spectrotemporal space, putting emphasis on the modulation patterns in the signal.

In this study, only the positive connectivity was demonstrated in the EM group, and both the positive and negative connectivities were confirmed in the CM and MOH + CM groups, which suggested that MrD demonstrated different pain modulation patterns in different subtypes of headache.

LMWF5A exhibited a unique immune modulation pattern in PBMC, disparate from steroid or NSAID administration.

These seasonal differences in the daily modulation pattern in the power output of cluster 2 (biogas plants and liquid CHP plants) are depicted in Fig. 2.

Whatever the mechanism of the origin of TA may be, however, it is clear that the modulation pattern in Eq. (2) is quite the reverse of that of GA in Eq. (1) as can be clearly seen in Fig. 19(b), and, as a result, the polarity-dependencies of GA and TA would always compensate each other.

The three anisotropies GA, TA and HA mentioned earlier are subjected, respectively, to different modulation patterns as shown in Eqs.

Such modulation patterns of the ~2 Myr cycle in the geological records will provide an important constraint on orbital models.

In modulation spectrogram approach [11], modulation patterns of temporal envelope signals of the critical-band channels are represented by the amplitudes at 4-Hz (via FFT) dynamically.

Scattering profiles from the QC laser show modulation patterns with angle suggesting interaction with scattering centers in the skin.

Anisotropy of ESEEM signal in the ESE decay curves shown in Figure 4 leads to different modulation patterns obtained at different spectral positions.

He talks of his music featuring simultaneously "chilled-out, melodic dub" as well as "freaky modulation patterns, always a weird bass hook and some sort of random instrument in the background that you would never hear in a conventional house or dance track".