Sentence examples for swimming effect from inspiring English sources

The reference window strategy needs to be compared with other efforts to mitigate the "swimming" effect.

At lower frequencies, the peak beamforming power migrates along the elongated ARF and is clearly dominated by the swimming effect.

(a) 'Swimming' effect at a lower frequency (0.125 Hz) with respect to a teleseismic (75° 90°) linear array of 16 stations (1° spacing).

(b) 'Swimming' effect in a different frequency band, with solid curves showing t = 0 s, and dashed curves showing t = 10 s, respectively.

The differences in latency between data streams create pronounced "swimming" effect of dynamic misregistration, which is called relative latency by (Jacobs et al. 1997).

Note that the swimming effect intensifies as the frequency decreases as in the 1D case, but the maximum swims in a direction that combines the longer axis of the array response and the source-to-array direction.

This swimming abnormality was also concentration dependent in 52-d old fish, however swimming effects resulting from different time point measurements differed only at the highest exposure concentration of 0.250 μg.L-1 (figure 1b), where effects on motion increased from 22.5% anomaly at 4 h to 45% at 24 h.

These in turn reflect back out into the gallery space to create a swimming pool-like effect.

Exposure to zinc reduced swimming speed (main effect Zinc, Table  1, Fig.  2).

Our exposure-assessment data have been used in a companion paper in this issue by Kogevinas et al. (2010), who showed that swimming produced genotoxic effects that were associated with the concentrations of brominated THMs, but not chloroform, in the swimmers' exhaled breath.

These results suggest that (m CF3 PhSe 2 produced an antidepressant-like effect in the mouse forced swimming test and this effect seems most likely to be mediated through an interaction with serotonergic and opioid systems.