Sentence examples for referenced in time from inspiring English sources

The spikes from one Te neuron were collected over presentation of 500 distinct sentences, and then referenced in time with respect to sentence onset.

Similarly, system identification methodologies originally referenced in either the time or frequency domain can be extended into the realm of wavelets.

Sure, the idea's been referenced in pop culture many, many times before but Kasperi and Damiano's new narrative is a vibrating reinvigoration of the "eureka!" moment.

She was referring to Catherine Sigel Hawley's chapter, her reference in times of trouble.

RNA isolated from the time-0 sample was used as a common reference in time-course comparisons.

Austin referenced his time in ECW and then asked the crusaders to come to the ring.

The uncertainties in measured σa, as well as inaccuracies in the inverted data, introduced some discrepancies between estimated σ and reference values in time and space.

This is likely to lead to the formation of Non-Analogous Communities (NACs), which may be defined as communities that are different in species composition from any communities that can be recognised at a selected reference point in time.

The peak frequency and peak spectral ratio generally recover to at least 90% of the reference value in time periods of several tens to several hundred seconds after the strong shaking (e.g., Fig. 3).

This lag time was thus accounted for in all remaining data sets (days 1, 3, 7, and 10) by shifting the reference signal in time relative to the sensor signal.

For the sake of clarity, all pressure waveforms have been aligned using the same reference point in time given by the start of the two cardiac cycles in each of the presented cases.