Sentence examples for record spikes from inspiring English sources

"""Add an exponentially decaying synapse """ """ created netcon to record spikes """ self.ncstim.weight = noise # NetCon weight is a vector.

We presented a detailed protocol for array fabrication, then showed that the device can record Spikes, LFPs and dopamine (DA) variation continuously from cortex to striatum in an esthetized monkey.

Electing a President who is seen as pro‐business (ignoring his protectionist views on global trade) has awakened animal spirits, already demonstrated by the record spikes in both business and consumer confidence since the election," Loeb said.

Several U.S. states are also grappling with record spikes of whooping cough.

Biden and other lawmakers enacted a wave of tough-on-crime measures, driven by record spikes in violent crime and a crack epidemic that was ravaging major cities and poor and minority communities across the nation.

Between helping edit a new espionage thriller, Wendel Blow Man or Myth?, and producing the upcoming GBH record Spikes, Leather, Bristles, and a Warm Place to Crap, I haven't scribbled a jot for this here column.

Tonight's set draws heavily from Have One on Me, a record spiked with references to drink and laced with honky-tonk piano.

But Levin, who has studied criminal trends since 1986, said international conflicts and "highly charged elections" can correlate to precipitous increases in hate crimes, just as the days following the 2016 presidential election saw a record spike.

Crude had the largest single-day gain on record, spiking $10.15, to settle at a new record $138.54 a barrel.

The day's biggest story, though, was the historic price of black gold: Crude had the largest single-day gain on record, spiking $10.15, to settle at a new record $138.54 a barrel.

We would also record Spike sometimes in the meetings because he was super good at acting things out, and the animators used the video of him for reference of the Mom's movements and expressions.