Sentence examples for timing with respect from inspiring English sources

CT and ZT refer to timing with respect to a circadian signal or external signal, respectively (e.g., for a nocturnal animal, time of the onset of activity and lights off define CT12 and ZT12, respectively).

By comparing these two times, we could estimate a "phase angle" of sleep timing with respect to melatonin, which from previous studies should correlate with period [14].

To initialize the TOA estimation process, the reader repetitively sends UWB pulses starting at timing with respect to its own clock.

As researcher Kyle Mathewson explains it, "We showed that peoples' visibility of the target fluctuated depending on the timing with respect to their [brainwave] rhythm.

However, the cellular site(s) of this step in snRNP biogenesis and the timing with respect to other maturation steps are not well defined.

We propose that this is due to differences in the test stimuli used in Melcher's and our study: duration of 50 ms vs. 105 ms, static vs. moving, and differences in timing with respect to the saccade onset.

The hitherto employed method of snap-back timing is more accurate than the cumulative timing method with respect to both stable and more changeable work cycles.

Specifically, a practical 1% timing error with respect to pulse duration may degrade the detection performance by 20 dB (or even much) for impulse UWB [5, 29].

Experimental results show the limited amount of logic resources needed to implement the proposed architecture, and the timing improvements with respect to other state-of-the-art SfS methods.

In the MICE experiment at RAL the upstream time-of-flight detectors are used for particle identification in the incoming muon beam, for the experiment trigger and for a precise timing (σt∼50ps) with respect to the accelerating RF cavities working at 201 MHz.

Processing of large plate sets through the DAPI staining process without timing restrictions with respect to imaging would greatly facilitate HTS efficiency.