Sentence examples for transient present from inspiring English sources

All AFO conditions also changed the internal knee moment from flexor to extensor, decreased the heel strike transient present in the vertical ground reaction force, and improved roll-over shape.

This protocol should include an 'alert' system for services to indicate when an individual that is known to be transient presents in the area and is at possible risk of rough sleeping".

The first transient presented deals with a loss of off-site power and has been calculated for the gas PCS but also for a classical steam/water PCS for comparison purpose.

Traditional uses of noise are unrestricted, using all the frequencies associated with pitch and timbre, such as the white noise component of a drum roll on a snare drum, or the transients present in the prefix of the sounds of some organ pipes.

The onset response was not detectable for -dVm*/dt at the end of the command pulse (see Fig. 2A), showing a rectification in |ΔZRF| quite distinct from dVm*/dt driven linear capacitive transients (present in Fig. 2B).

A sense of the tragic implications of time and place -- time making meaning transient, a present vision of a place always disappearing into the past -- infuses every scene.

However, the high amplitude transient signals present at nearly every distance from the reef and on both transects might be detectable at greater ranges.

These groups, while distinct from one another, were also quite separate from transient agriculturalists present in many estates.

Finally, this time-resolved technique enables us to discuss some transient events present during SPE testing of hard coating systems leading to new insights into the erosion process.

The tip-link like links that are observed in the v2J/v2J mice are short and hard to distinguish from the abundant transient links present at these early stages.

An increase of the observed rates towards the tips in a phylogeny (Fig. 4) is assumed to be a result of transient polymorphisms present in the more recent timescales of a phylogeny [33].