Sentence examples for time to spike from inspiring English sources

If fishermen can make an unsubsidized living catching the ocean's largest animals, let them; otherwise, it's time to spike the harpoon guns.

Because the time to spike firing is a random variable, there is already a random delay before a change in input triggers a spike.

Based on the standard STDP algorithm with modifications and approximations, a new rule, called STDP TTS (Time-To-Spike) relates the membrane potential with the Long Term Potentiation (LTP) part of the basic STDP rule.

The temporal precision of spike initiation under these conditions was poor, however: mean time-to-spike following light stimulus onset in on-cell mode was 70 ms, with a standard deviation of 37 ms across all ChR2-YFP-NavII-III-expressing cells.

Time to first spike as a function of coupling constant λ, for I E = 0.01, I E = 0.05 and I E = 0.1.

That record was set at 5 p.m., so there is plenty of time for power consumption to spike even higher.

The official unemployment rate – which is 32% higher than this time last year – is likely to spike far higher at the end of the summer season because thousands are employed in temporary tourism-related jobs.

A limitation is that these models only predict firing rates for steady-state stimuli as opposed to spike times.

Every time the British women tried to spike they were confronted by three pairs of arms shooting high over the net, blocking the ball straight back.

If I had been wired, I'm sure my blood pressure would have been shown to spike every time he opened his mouth.

Over all, attacks on politicians seemed to spike in times of social instability, such as during Reconstruction.