The frequency tuning section, which is placed between the active section and Bragg grating section, is designed to be one part of the waveguide external cavity.
We have tuned the B Cell Receptor Signaling Pathway based on BioGPS tissue-specific gene expression data in CD19 B and CD4 T cells (see Implementation:, Pathway tuning section), and compared pathway topologies in each case.
Six Flags Over Texas featured a one-time firework show to promote the movie, and replica busts of Batman, Robin, Two-Face, and the Riddler can still be found in the Justice League store in the Looney Tunes U.S.A. section.
More specifically, Lyon found that active processes in the cochlea could be modeled by tuning each section to have a small resonant frequency band, in which the gain from input to output is slightly larger than unity.
The "Tune In" section is a "deep dive" into the community formations facilitated by printed matter, like posters, prints, magazines, and so on.
Individual components of the guitar are as follows: 60-foot (18 m) body, 36-foot (11 m) neck, and 19.6-foot (6.0 m) tuning key section.
To not overfit the features toward a small set of high frequency True interactions, we created a list of high frequency known gene gene interactions during tuning (see Section 2.5) and labeled these candidate relations as Unknown.
For example, the inhibition generated by dense displays during feedforward processing may curtail the computation of complex base groupings in higher areas (as was discussed in the Base grouping: activation of tuned neurons section).
The most common dance genres were the freylekhs (a dance tune in sections), sher (a type of music, often part of a suite, used for complex contredanse-type figures), and khosidl (essentially a slower freylekhs, associated with Hasidic dancing).
With some exuberantly out-of-tune horn sections, she recorded her own songs and plenty of country remakes.
The varying strain changes the atomic structure just enough to "tune" different sections to different wavelengths of light — including not just visible light, but also some of the invisible spectrum, which accounts for much of sunlight's energy.
