Sentence examples for tuning in response to from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we undertake a completely different approach that uses control-theoretic buffer size tuning in response to traffic dynamics.

In this paper we use a previously developed dynamic model of TCP behavior together with a linear feedback model of TCP/RED to analyze and design a mechanism for RED parameter tuning in response to changing network conditions like traffic load, link capacity and round-trip time.

We report changes in modulation tuning in response to changes in the context of natural stimuli, rather than the addition of broadband white-noise to a white-noise modulated pure tone.

This is achieved by counting the coincidences between the spike trains of two recorded fibers with slightly different frequency tuning, in response to a range of pure tones.

But add some connectivity and the car could tune itself in response to road conditions or the price of fuel or whatever some crazy race-tuning specialist mechanic has shared on the unofficial networks.

Applying biosensors can also dynamically tune pathways in response to metabolic changes, improving balance and productivity.

That's a timetable to disaster". Charles Wickk" Moorman, CEO of Norfolk Southern and also on Chevron's Board of Directors, sang a similar tune in response to a query about excessive train speeds potentially causing crude-by-rail accidents.

Charles Wickk" Moorman, CEO of Norfolk Southern and also on Chevron's Board of Directors, sang a similar tune in response to a query about excessive train speeds potentially causing crude-by-rail accidents. .

In this case, our study reflects the positive role of Gαo in the developmental formation of glutamatergic boutons, as opposed to a role in acute fine-tuning in response to environmental factors as studied by Koon and Budnik (2012).

It is now possible, using two-dimensional density functional theory, including electrolyte polarization from surface charging, and the dielectric continuum to approximate solvation energy, to calculate the tuning rate in response to shifts in the Fermi level and electrode potential caused by changing the surface charge density.

Each of these processes represents a point at which expression can be regulated, allowing for fine-tuning in response to changing environmental conditions.