Sentence examples for transient sense from inspiring English sources

Surrounded by a fuzz of electronics and an industrial rhythm, Decaul doubles back and declares himself dead many times over, "survived by memories of dreams, a transient sense of self and one derelict manuscript of half-written poetry".

This produces a less transient sense of vulnerability, and yet, at the same time, this vulnerability is countered by high motivation, the sense of having an inner strength and the acceptance that he will probably have to make a difficult decision about where to live in future.

To demonstrate the transient sensing performance, the measured early short time transient responses are compared with the corresponding ones predicted by the method of reverberation-ray matrix (MRRM) theoretically and the finite element method (FEM) numerically.

To confirm that lobe rearrangement is the main contributor to SHG transients produced by electroporation, as opposed to voltage-transient sensing, we blocked the central region of the collection cone (see sketch included in Fig. 1).

The new wave of the discoveries heralding the achievements of the running fourth industrial revolution promises to solve these options with the combination of the approaches such as transient scaffolding, sensing, and multifunctional NPs detecting vulnerable lesions and degrading atherosclerotic plaques with the highest efficacy and safety for a patient.

Acid-sensing ion channels (ASICs) are ligand-gated ion channels that are exquisitely sensitive to extracellular protons and can sense transient as well as sustained acidification.

Residing there for generations, they are not transient in any sense of the word.

Most of this abhorrent harassment is transient in the sense that if you acquiesce to their demands to be silent, it will eventually stop.

Time redundancy is used to enhance the accuracy of detection and tolerate transient faults in sensing and communication.

He found fault, however, in a number of parameters, such as average transient response, not enough sense of depth, a higher than expected noise floor, and some slurring of musical notes and details – such as individual voices among a small group of singers.

WSAN-based DSMSs thus adapt formal algebras and data models of DBMSs [4],[7], while featuring custom operations for continuous stream processing as well as probabilistic operators [8],[9] that are designed to reduce the device's processing load (CPU, memory and energy) and correct the errors that occur within mobile and distributed sensing environments (transient errors).