In the case of extremely narrow bumps (α = 0.1) the peaks due to the front wheel ('a', 'b' and 'c') are well separated from the peaks due to the rear wheels ('d' and 'e'e.
Furthermore, the transition from prolonged dark adaptation to light adaptation [ 7, 8], which narrows the width of the early transient voltage responses, can be replicated by narrowing the bump latency distribution and understood as a memory of light exposure [ 26], presumably mediated by intracellular calcium accumulation affecting the microvilli globally.
We are perhaps justified in neglecting these transient, narrow activity bumps since we use the 2-unit model to infer the stable fixed points of the megamap.
Neighbors come over and I'm always showing them, 'Look, I can stand on this coffee table.' " In some cases — particularly in New York, where doorways and elevators are narrow — big pieces bump up against simple laws of physics.
The real detection takes place in the frequency domain; the SK produces a real enhancement in 2,000 Hz, along with the high-resolution bump (narrow peak).
The procession was claustrophobic — too many men for the narrow streets, too much bumping — and the crowd was sullen; a number of the marchers were armed.
Nor did they mind that reaching a bathroom meant lurching down a narrow, swaying aisle and bumping awake sleeping riders as you went.
Finally, if traffic calming measures (i.e., speed bumps, narrower lanes) were observed during the school audit, children were significantly more likely to be active travelers (OR = 4.05; 95% CI = 1.52-10.79).
After bumping along a narrow road that wove past fields of tall grass and wildflowers, we pulled up to an adobe-and-glass complex atop a hill covered with cactuses, blooming trees and gigantic copper sculptures.
Immediately after Gabbay's primary win, polls showed a small bump for Labor — narrowing the gap with Likud from six seats to four or five — but, by February, any advantage had disappeared.
