Sentence examples for short-lived activity from inspiring English sources

Cyclic voltammograms have shown that the SOS-HT-GC modified electrode exhibits short-lived activity for phenol oxidation as a consequence of surface fouling, while the SDS-HT-GC and SDBS-HT-GC modified electrodes showed a more stable behavior.

For a start, local partners such as Labanovskis have to be flexible – ready for a big, short-lived activity peak, although no-one is sure precisely when from year to year.

But cocaine induced both a rush, which peaked 3 minutes after infusion and rapidly dissipated, and also short-lived activity in a network of 92 brain areas.

Pulvermüller et al. [23], using magnetoencephalography (MEG) while participants listened passively to a stream of action words and pseudo-words, reported that a short-lived activity occurred in frontocentral regions within 200 ms after action words appeared.

So how does the brain use this short-lived activity to track minutes and hours?

In addition, the drug undergoes oxidative biotransformation and is converted to two N-desalkylated metabolites (N-desthienylethyl and N-despropyl-rotigotine), each of which have short-lived activity as they are rapidly conjugated to inactive moieties.

Special features included a high-intensity neutron generator 'KORONA' with a useable fast neutron flux of 3 × 1014 n/m2 s, a fast rabbit system suitable for cyclic irradiations and measurements for short-lived activities, and a γ-ray spectroscopy system with real time correction of counting losses.

The research team discovered that QI activities emerged in hospitals in Taiwan during 1995 2000 [ 3], and therefore year 2000 was selected as the baseline year, and each term was set to be 3 years to avoid interferences caused by short-lived activities.

Under these conditions, F20C activity appears mostly as spikes and bursts and occasionally as short-lived steplike activity.

Averaging over the brain correlates of variable speech stimuli, for example, will blur and possibly remove early focal and short-lived brain activity, therefore making it impossible to study precise early activation time courses (Pulvermüller and Shtyrov 2006).

Despite short-lived American activity in the 1860s, British power proved most decisive.