Sentence examples for slow density from inspiring English sources

Forty-three pages of this slow density begins to feel like an endurance test.

A similar pattern was observed for some dream content measures, i.e., the Nightmare group showed positive correlations between slow spindle density and dreamed fear and word count and negative correlations with dreamed positive-emotion.

Additionally, the correlation effect was not linked to sleep duration as there was no correlation between performance improvement in the HR trials and sleep duration, while the correlation with performance improvement in HR persisted when considering slow spindles density (number of slow spindles per second of sleep; R = 0.586, p=0.028).

Intrinsic heart rate is slowed and density of sarcolemmal ion currents substantially modified to alter cardiac action potential (AP) characteristics.

Correlational analyses demonstrated a further pattern of group differences by which higher pathology scores were associated with higher slow spindle densities and slower spindle frequencies for the Nightmare but not the Control group.

The main differences are the following: (1) The conical/propeller outflows have two components: a slow high-density conical wind (which can be considered as an analogue of the X-wind), and a fast low-density jet.

Initial studies, including our own, suggest that the distribution of the focal concentration of generators of slow waves (dipole density in the delta frequency band) also distinguishes patients with psychiatric disorders such as schizophrenia, affective disorders, and posttraumatic stress disorder.

Flopped due to low density, slow.

The CME will be decelerated due to drag interaction with the high density slow solar wind in its propagation path.

The vanadium redox flow battery has long lifespan and high life cycle, but has disadvantages of low energy and power density, slow response.

When the system starts to slow and vehicular density increases, the lane-change moves right back, causing a slower build-up of congestion and a greater amount of free vehicular flow, as shown by Figure 4.