Sentence examples for response product from inspiring English sources

This parameter allows one to modify the internal detsubsys value to allow the response product to be modified.

It has been proposed that the ideal function has a linear relationship between the input signal (intended dimension) and the output response (product dimension).

In particular, three types of certificate have been specified, considering the certification of the entity providing the resource (Demand Response Provider), the contractual framework between the provider and the requester (Demand Response Product) and the physical platform to enable and guarantee such transaction (Demand Response Energy Service Trader).

Average click-through-rates for LocalResponse's Direct Response product are greater than 50%, says the company.

It may take some getting used to (the jarring speech response product has a tendency to mess up) before you're driving and emailing in "safe" mode full force.

Triple quadrupole tandem mass spectrometry provides sensitive quantitation by acquiring the signal corresponding to the highest response product ion (quantifier) from the fragmentation of the compound parent ion or precursor ion.

This is currently under investigation, in preparation for updating response products to correct for this droop.

This example uses extracted spectra, response products, and analysis results for the Chandra observation of M87 (obsid 2707).

I will describe a model in which weights of divisive normalization are dynamically adjusted to homeostatically maintain response products across the neural population.

In the prematurely released statement, Dick Costolo, Twitter's CEO, said: "Revenue growth fell slightly short of our expectations due to lower-than-expected contributions from some of our newer direct response products".

But the stock continued to fall in after hours trading on the news that the microblogging site slashed guidance for the coming quarter, saying that its direct response products – which help it target advertisements – had underperformed and were likely to keep underperforming throughout the year.