Sentence examples for switching generated from inspiring English sources
We propose a new design of secured packet switching generated by using nonlinear behaviors of light in a micro ring resonator.
In this contribution we present a stochastic treatment of bistable switching generated by a reaction network based on a kinase and a phosphatase that phosphorylate and dephosphorylate, respectively, a substrate at multiple sites.
In yeast, phenotypic switching generates a diverse array of changes, leading to the emergence of colonies with altered morphologies [ 3].
Alternatively, duplication of a miRNA with a single dominant product, followed by arm switching, generates a new function (neo-functionalization; Ruby et al, 2007).
The results presented in this subsection have demonstrated that the extracellular noise indeed can induce the synchronized switching, generating a significant resonance phenomenon where the maximum of the amplification factor corresponds to a preferred stochastic oscillation.
The news of Vautour's switch generated a wave of anger and criticism on social media, but again, Ricci was unmoved.
After the indifference that has haunted the Wii U, the fact that the Switch generated as much hype and interest as the Red Dead Redemption 2 trailer suggests that this is a whole different proposition.
Reduced order models of an electro-thermal switch generated using the conventional POD and KPOD are presented and used to compare the I/O approximation capabilities of each method.
(6 If there is a finite number of switches generated by the switching law, so that a finite is the last one, with being of infinite Lebesgue measure then (i.e., an infinite or finite number of impulsive instants can occur within an infinite time interval).
Comprised of a number of submachines, the switched ASM changes its present mode according to the switching signal generated by the controller.
The PowerPlay Analyzer is used to evaluate the power consumption based on the switching annotation generated from the gate level simulations.
