The set is like an EEG monitor, recording brain-wave signals at rapid intervals.
The first was a mechanism to enable sequence photographs to be taken within a single camera at regular, rapid intervals, and the second was a medium capable of storing images for more than the second or so of movement possible from drums, wheels, or disks.
With paleontologist Niles Eldredge, he began to argue in 1972 that the fossil record shows long periods of stability punctuated by rapid intervals of change.
The rapid intervals of highest synchrony were 10 h–12 h and 16 h–18 h.
The rapid pacing interval was chosen to more closely mimic the hemodynamics and activation rate of early VF.
Muscles were stabilized at 1 Hz for at least 10 minutes then subjected a rapid FFR interval change via a custom designed LabVIEW program, as previously published [ 10].
Because of the preferential selection for rapid growth, interval cancers are frequently considered to be more aggressive (Welch and Black, 2010; Narod, 2011; Miller, 2013).
Specifically, the ratio of the number of amino acid replacements in epitopes to the number of replacements in non-epitope regions was 23:1 for the sum of the rapid extinction intervals (green) and 9 8 for the sum of the slow extinction intervals (red).
With longer time intervals between measurements, trending will reflect real changes less accurately, certainly when changes are rapid and intervals are long.
It is likely a mix of fleet and user-generated approaches will be necessary to ensure high accuracy, rapid updating intervals, and low acquisition costs going forward for both Cell-ID and WiFi database collection.
Paired pulse facilitation (PPF) was examined by applying two pulses in rapid succession (interpulse intervals of 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, and 500 ms, respectively) at 120 s intervals.
