Sentence examples for persistent signals from inspiring English sources

In striking contrast, equally strong persistent signals trigger maximal differentiation.

Building upon the highly conserved use of variants of chromosomal architectural proteins to distinguish chromosomal states, Eukarya secondarily acquired mechanisms for "writing" chemical modifications onto chromatin that constitute persistent signals.

Marco Gallio, who led the study, explained: "Our results show we can detect a specific pattern of activity between neurons in the brain, recording instantaneous exchanges between them as persistent signals that can later be visualized under a microscope".

We state the fractional Fourier transform and the continuous fractional wave packet transform as ways for analyzing persistent signals such as almost periodic functions and strong limit power signals.

A temporally averaged response to external signals might enable a more robust response and minimize navigation mistakes by focusing on persistent signals and by rejecting transient fluctuations in guidance cues.

This would ensure that gene expression is only upregulated by persistent signals.

These results consistently indicate that desert amplification is a persistent signal in a warming climate and it intensifies with the radiative forcing associated with increased GHGs.

The persistent signal for differentiated regional populations in the southern part of the range is of interest, and consistent with some other postglacial distributions in Europe.

They detected a constant, persistent signal, corresponding to an excess temperature of 3.3 K (−269.9 °C [−453.7 °F]).

This unprecedented observation on a neurosphere was uniquely enabled by our dynamic platform controlling the temporal presentation of the signals and would not have been possible by merely subjecting the cells to a persistent signal.

The computers will check a persistent signal five times, moving the telescope on and off it, before calling someone to discuss it — "whoever is on the desk," Dr. Tarter said.