Sentence examples for signals enabling from inspiring English sources

These cells form the circuits that fire electrical signals, enabling us to think, feel and react.

A novel spectral analysis strategy is presented, which examines the phase information of transducer signals enabling the location of overlaping pulses.

Firstly, frequential smoothing is used to decorrelate the scattered signals, enabling the estimation of their time delays of arrival (TDOA), using subspace-based methods.

These observations spur hope that the onset and the presence of tremor can be inferred by online analysis of brain signals, enabling demand-driven deep brain stimulation for tremor.

In the case of highly attenuating materials, it is proposed to use different configurations of chirp signals, enabling injecting more energy, and therefore, improving the sensitivity of the technique without a high time cost.

"The combination of Oracle and DataFox will enhance Oracle Cloud Applications with an extensive set of AI-derived company-level data and signals, enabling customers to reach even better decisions and business outcomes," noted Steve Miranda, EVP of applications development at Oracle, in a note to DataFox customers announcing the deal.

Coordinated cellular responses to these signals enable cells to adapt their function to their specific environment.

Furthermore, GPS satellite signals enable accurate sampling and absolute timing of magnetometer data even at remote field stations.

Further, vectoring such combined signals enables ZF type receivers to achieve the capacity due to the increased diagonal dominance of the resultant N-dimensional CM-DM channel matrix.

UWB signals, e.g., sub-nanosecond duration pulse signals, enable precise ranging because they allow for separation of multipath components and accurate estimation of the time-of-arrival (TOA) of the first arriving path (FP) signal [1, 2].

The use of periodic excitation signals enables the use of a so-called non-parametric errors-in-variables noise model for an accurate description of the measurement set-up.