Sentence examples for shift of amplitude from inspiring English sources

We can see significant shift of amplitude toward EHVR.

Hereafter, among the revealed instrument errors, we will refer to the shift of amplitude frequency response curve (where the gain changes are constant over the evaluated periods) as the gain change and to the changes in the shape of amplitude and/or phase frequency response curves as the change in amplitude and/or phase frequency responses.

The real figures of Experiment 2 nevertheless elicited a modulation in the frontal region that was not observed in Experiment 1, as if a global shift of amplitude pulled out the ERPs toward the negative polarity, therefore causing the cancellation of the posterior (positive) effect and the emergence of a negativity over the anterior region.

In detail, the analysis performed on the synthetic datasets Y2 and Y3 highlighted that when the offset between curves is evaluated using MD, its value is influenced by the amplitude differences (Table 1), whereas the LFM evaluated the shift independent of amplitude differences, by a0 and a1, respectively.

Our observations on TtPilF suggest that it functions in a similar way, producing a structural shift of comparable amplitude.

This measure takes the amount of noise into account, as a phase shift of equal amplitude will diffuse faster (intersect with the baseline extrapolation ± SEM earlier) in the high-noise case.

That shift in direction of amplitude change is termed a reversal.

In Africa for instance, frequent climatic shifts of moderate amplitude before 2.8 million years ago (MYA) were followed by three major steplike shifts towards more arid conditions near 2.8 (± 0.2), 1.7 (± 0.1) and 1.0 (± 0.2) MYA.

This increase in magnitude of the source of upstream influence is due to a slight transverse shift of the minimum amplitude and phase jump of the fluctuating velocity field approaching the edge, relative to those of the jet from a symmetrical nozzle.

This procedure resulted in enlarged mIPSCs (Fig. 1A), as confirmed by a clear rightward shift of the cumulative amplitude probability plot (Fig. 1B).

The frequency dependence of the phase shift and amplitude of the signals at the reference electrode are deduced for various models of the Luggin capillary.