Sentence examples for timing of transmitting from inspiring English sources

To provide the maximal efficient informational stream between the producer and consumer, we have to consider data granularity and timing of transmitting values [23].

This is the reason why several students' works at the Department of Control Engineering involved development of mobile appliances with autonomous behaviour, which differ in terms of timing demands and amount of transmitted data, thus allowing choice of different types of wired as well as wireless communication.

When the stimuli are enriched with a spatial structure, the potential of spike timing effects for transmitting detailed spatial information about the newly encountered image becomes apparent (Gollisch and Meister 2008).

A story revolving around a Conservative power struggle, it was also the beneficiary of immaculate timing – being transmitted just after Thatcher had walked out of No 10.

It is a source of transmitted wisdom.

In recent years, data from neurobiological experiments have made it increasingly clear that biological neural networks, which communicate through pulses, use the timing of the pulses to transmit information and perform computation.

· The effect of either nutritional imbalance or environmental chemical exposures, depending on the dose and timing of exposures, can be transmitted via the germ line to subsequent generations, thus resulting in transgenerational inheritance of increased disease risks.

The range information is used for time-of-flight timing correction between the transmitted pulses with measurements on the ground.

This allows the receiver to separate users, and to recover the timing information of the transmitted data packets.

A sustained, weak stimulation lead to heterogeneous activation and delayed timing that is transmitted to gene expression.

In particular, the ribbon synapses that are found between the inner hair cells of the ear, which convert sound waves into neural signals, and the neurons of the spiral ganglion in the cochlea, which carry information about the frequency, intensity and timing of sounds to the brain, can transmit signals with remarkable fidelity.