Sentence examples for sustained input from inspiring English sources

For such an angle and speed "there must have been sustained input from the cockpit".

This is reasonable because the resonator in general has a small response to instantaneous contact excitation, a significant resonant output is produced by sustained input.

These results underscore the importance of Bcd as a sustained input for transcriptional decisions of individual copies of its target genes during development.

But properly implemented IRS strategies also require sustained input as well as an expensive-to-maintain infrastructure.

This switch should be seen in contrast to the complete recovery of the steady state when the corresponding sustained input signal was applied.

Diminished Kv2 function due to axotomy or pharmacological blockade contributes to neuronal hyperexcitability by promoting repetitive firing driven by sustained input.

A biologically-inspired model (DINASAUR, based on non-linear input dynamics) can account for both saccadic and manual response distributions and accuracy by simply adjusting the balance and relative timings of transient and sustained inputs, and increasing the mean and variance of non-decisional delays for manual responses.

Despite comparable fluence rate modeling predictions between the rod and mesh sheet, the various silica rod designs were pursued further because their material properties and construction proved able to sustain input powers in the anticipated range necessary for in vivo photothermal heating.

Our results reveal that otd transcription also exhibits a dependence on a sustained Bcd input.

An adaptive response to the sustained NE input is observed in these activation profiles, as seen experimentally for cAMP [ 21, 22], which may be attributed to the negative feedback loops consisting of PKAC and GRK phosphorylation of β1ARs (see below).

Subglacial hydrology theory and observation suggests that it should take sustained (weeks) input of surface melt to the bed to produce a seasonal transition from an inefficient, distributed subglacial drainage system to an efficient, channelized network [ Schoof, 2010].