For threshold tracks, a shifting time window was used to obtain momentary estimates of the threshold and the slope using the regression model used for the relaxed procedure (i.e., Eq. 5 with t = the time at the center of the window).
The laser pulse can easily be shifted to time windows of interest in reference to clock and scan pattern.
In the analysis, which considered 40 year time windows shifted ten years each time, they have been taken into account not only the forecast data derived by different climate models, but also the reference data, in the period 1981 2005, pertaining to the so-called historical experiments.
The peaking of expression at ZT14 and ZT22 coincides with phase shifting 'susceptibility windows'; time periods in which the photic input permits phase shifting (or 'resetting') of the clock (Ding et al., 1994; Iyer et al., 2014).
These naturally occurring short- and long-term variations in BRS are picked up by TRS owing to the use of single time windows which are shifted beat by beat for dynamic determination of spectral parameters.
Given the profound variability of biological processes TRS uses very short time windows which are shifted beat by beat allowing for temporal resolution of frequency and amplitude [15], [16], [17], [18].
(B and C ) The actin (B ) and ActA (C ) density profiles within different time windows following the shift in temperature are shown as a function of the angle along the contour.
For analytes and IS, retention time windows were constructed based on the previously calculated precision data to implement possible tr shifts in the evaluation of specificity.
Tracking the psychophysical function over time using a window shifting over time, and then averaging all estimates to obtain a single estimate, results in better threshold and slope estimates, regardless of the non-stationarity.
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This time window was shifted at intervals of 1 s to estimate the temporal variation of the slowness vector.
