Sentence examples for responses time from inspiring English sources

The differences between impact damping and linear viscous damping mechanism are studied in terms of frequency responses, time histories, and the minimum number of harmonics required to simulate the behavior given sinusoidal excitations.

Without a little something to distract them from what they should be doing, these algorithms get stuck in a rut, relying on the same responses time and time again.

For all cell responses, time courses were conducted to determine time for maximal responses.

Slower responses time could have resulted in stronger activation of phonological and semantic representations of both languages, so that the behavioral interference effect became stronger.

The benefit of enzalutamide over placebo was consistent across all secondary end points in patients in both regions, with significant improvements (P < 0.001) in PSA, soft tissue and HRQL responses, time to PSA progression and rPFS (Table  2).

If, on the contrary, we consider the stress responses time series of [ 29], the YMC phase/pulse width turn out to be positively correlated (rather than anticorrelated) with amplitude, i.e., categories appearing early in the YMC tend to be downregulated in most stress responses, while "late phase" categories tend to be upregulated, see Fig. 6(b).

Processed time series were modeled with canonical gammavariate hemodynamic responses time-locked to anticipatory cues, targets, and trial outcome notifications.

However, response time data suggest that a morphemic entropy measure has the opposite relationship with behavior than does lexical competition (i.e., faster responses for higher entropy; cf. [ 38]) and further that morphemically structured words evoke differential neural responses time-locked to the onset of inflectional and derivational affixes [ 39].

These components include a) an initial peak (first phase) triggered by Ca2+, b) augmentation of the Ca2+-triggered response (second phase), and c) a memory that persists after removal of the nutrient, causing enhancement of subsequent secretory responses (time-dependent potentiation) [ 1- 4].

Thus, although both increased lexical competition and prediction error may account for delayed behavioral responses to words that match many potential competitors [ 13 16], it is only by assessing neural responses time-locked before and after DP that these computations can be distinguished.

These include: a) an initial peak (first phase) triggered by Ca2+, b) augmentation of the Ca2+-triggered response (second phase), and c) a memory that persists after removal of the nutrient, causing enhancement of subsequent secretory responses (time-dependent potentiation) [ 1- 4].