Sentence examples for repeated sweep from inspiring English sources

A separate SPICE implementation of the same model was reported by Yakopcic et al. [74] which were fitted and characterized for a multitude of devices for both sinusoidal and repeated sweep inputs.

The electrocatalytic stability of graphene/[email protected] NRs (sample e) was tested by long-term repeated sweep by cyclic voltammetry in 0.5 mol L-1 H2SO4 with 2 mol L-1 CH3OH at 298 K (see "Figure S4 in Additional file 1").

It can be seen that the memory margin keeps beyond 14 times during cycling, and the cell shows little degradation after 100 repeated sweep cycles.

More intricate is "Leda" (2001), a square format in which repeated sweeps of the brush from the center out have created a thick, flowerlike form whose dense central mass thins as the brush strokes die out at the square's perimeter.

If a selective sweep has completed recently, we may be able to detect this from polymorphism data even if the locus has not experienced repeated sweeps over time, as might be expected for a relatively new interaction.

From these averaged values the hERG tail current inhibition was calculated as follows:           Inhibition = 1 – (I cpd/ I ctrl) iPSC-CM recordings were performed in current-clamp mode, using repeated sweeps consisting of 3 injected current pulses of 2000 pA amplitude, 0.5 ms duration, at 3-s intervals.

Line scans, defined as repeated sweeps of the scanner along a single line (76.8 μm corresponding to 512 pixels), were performed at a chosen spark site with a spatial (x,z) resolution of 0.15 × <12.4 μm and a temporal resolution of 1.92 ms. Nine consecutive line scans, each lasting 5s, were taken.

The other proposes that new infectivity and resistance genotypes sweep through the population; repeated selective sweeps lead to the evolution of generalist hosts and parasites, which can resist or infect a progressively wider range of genotypes.

Isis has been making inroads in the Sunni villages and towns such as in north Hilla province where repeated government sweeps have failed to re-establish its authority.

This results from repeated selective sweeps of mutations that reduce the length of the phage tail-fiber proteins, presumably allowing the phages to attach deeper and deeper onto their target cell-surface molecules (Steve Paterson, personal communication).

This is expected to lead to repeated selective sweeps, which leave a signature in the selected genes in the form of a low level of standing genetic variation.