To test the hypothesis that cortisol concentrations in saliva were negatively time-lagged compared with plasma cortisol concentrations, a successively time-lagged spectra of correlations across plasma and saliva cortisol sequences was established.
We used the predicted standard hemodynamic signal time-course for the first 1/12 of a stimulation cycle (1 TR, 1.5 seconds) and shifted this reference function successively in time (time steps corresponded to the recording time for one volume, TR).
In order to circumvent this limitation, it is proposed that DEA be applied successively 10 times, each time removing the genes found in a particular iteration from the set for subsequent analyses.
If the analyzed waveform is time-varying, the Sliding-Window ESPRIT is used with a window that slides forward successively over time in order to obtain the time-dependent estimates of the parameters of the ESPRIT model [5,28].
The TOA estimator developed in [24] passes the received waveform to a square-law device, integrates the output successively with time interval to obtain energy samples and then searches the direct path sample within a time period prior to the strongest sample.
In temporal arts, the parts do not appear together before the audience but appear successively in time, the second moment not beginning until the first one has finished.
To determine the object's instantaneous speed after precisely one second, its average speed over successively shorter time intervals will be calculated.
Barbels spent successively less time when transversing the pools in the upstream direction.
There is wide interest in studying longitudinal surveys where sample subjects are observed successively over time.
The cooperative algorithms studied employ the classical two-phase cooperation protocol, which are supposed to occur successively in time, but might not use the same signal constellation.
The standards IEC 61000-4-7 [23] and IEC 61000-4-30 [22] propose to use, for the spectral analysis of the non-stationary waveforms, the Sliding-Window Discrete Fourier Transform, which consists of applying the DFT to consecutive windows that slide forward successively over time.
