Sentence examples for trigger stage from inspiring English sources

A similar architecture trained after the simulation of the electronics first trigger stage showed a further background rejection.

In addition, a contribution from the tracking system to the first trigger stage and a reduction of the material budget would be desirable.

Only the very first trigger stage will be implemented in hardware, in order to reduce the total rate for the software levels on PC farms.

The earliest hardware-based ATLAS trigger stage ("Level 1") will have to provide a higher rejection factor in a more difficult environment: a new improved Level 1 trigger architecture is under study, which includes the possibility of extracting with low latency and high accuracy tracking information in time for the decision taking process.

The complete system is composed of the following: a front-end stage, which performs an analog processing of the PMT signal; a readout stage, used to digitize and store the signal processed by the front end and to measure the arrival time and the charge of each light pulse coming from the detector; a trigger stage, used to identify interesting events.

To cope with the higher luminosity and the more complex background situation a set of five new cylindrical multiwire proportional chambers (CIP2k) were built providing information to distinguish between beam-gas induced background events and true ep-interactions within 2.3 microseconds on a first level trigger stage using all channels of the chambers.

These data and changes in the filament physical characteristics suggest that a phase transition occurs in the filaments at this temperature and triggers stage one combustion.

In the handoff triggering stage, various parameters used for the handoff decision are continuously monitored by both networks (e.g., RSSI).

Estimates of both parameters can be obtained from the analysis of the triggering stage, and they play an important role in the propagation stage of a flow-like landslide (Cuomo et al., 2014).

This triggers stage conversion to the slow growing bradyzoite stage, contained within cysts in the skeletal muscles and central nervous system, resulting in chronic – potentially lifelong – quiescent infection.

The simulated absorption process consists of four stages, which are trigger absorption (Stage I), agglomeration absorption (Stage II), membrane absorption (Stage III) and stable absorption (Stage IV).