Sentence examples for on the same trace from inspiring English sources

One can see that the number of tuples increases with the complexity of the formula: while Property #1 produces 180,000 tuples for a trace, the validation of Property #4 on the same trace generates more than 8 million such units.

Some laboratories assess baseline stability by displaying two successive responses on the same trace.

The a-wave, which is primarily a read out of photoreceptor membrane depolarization as a result of phototransduction, is often quenched by conditions conducive to generating b-wave amplitudes and is therefore not observable on the same trace.

After the dredged sediments were filled into the site, local groundwater samples were collected on different dates and analyzed for the same trace elements (Table VI).

While the random algorithms can eventually produce the same trace more than once, DFALT outputs every trace just once.

The trace components identified in Ganymede's icy surface include a smaller amount of the same claylike dust found on Callisto and the same traces of solid carbon dioxide, hydrogen peroxide, and sulfur compounds, plus evidence for molecular oxygen and ozone trapped in the ice.

They compared simulations based directly on the traces with synthetic radio propagation models based on the collected SINR measurements from the same traces.

This cycle repeated itself in a stable and consistent rhythmic fashion as demonstrated by observation of the amplitude fluctuations of long-duration plots of raw EEG traces (Figure 1C) and spectrographic plots computed on the same EEG traces (Figure 1D).

Experiments were then conducted to compare their running time on the same set of traces; the point of the comparison is to get an intuition whether using MapReduce can provide an improvement over existing techniques, performance-wise.

By contrast, in preC mice, neurons responding to context C during pre-exposure were not preferentially activated by the subsequent test in context A, suggesting that recall-induced preferential reactivation of the CA1 neuron population involved in memory formation depended on retrieval of the same memory trace.

Like other employees of the studio, Lipton, 33, is a gun for hire; he once cut a commercial for Bill Clinton and one for Bob Dole in the same room on the same day, erasing all traces of one campaign's work before the next entered.