The GH peaks show a periodic property, whose period is narrowed with the increase of silica thickness.
Hubble used variable stars called cepheids, whose period is related to their absolute brightness.
We construct a T-coloring-based schedule for G, whose period is longer than that of Algorithm 1 but is easy to be upper-bounded.
b Double-cluster state, whose period is approximately twice that of the orbit in panel a, where sub-networks of four and six neurons form two synchronously oscillating clusters, with a phase lag between them.
Two approaches are applied to calculate the dynamic stiffness of SGAs: One method is natural period method based on the hypothesis of harmonic motion of the pendulum whose period is approximated because of the passivation and tailing of the impact force time history; and the other is energy method based on the conservation of mechanical energy.
The high point was one woman whose period was just beginning.
On a smaller scale, noise may destabilize the fixed point of an excitable single neuron, causing oscillations whose period is linked to the time taken for an escape trajectory to return to the fixed point, a phenomenon called coherence resonance [40].
Problem: Output an attractor whose period is at most p max.
Finally, putative SSRs were detected using Mreps (http://bioinfo.lifl.fr/mreps/ [ 59]) with default parameters counting repeats whose period was at least 2 and size at least 12 and a coverage of up to 1000 reads.
Fluctuations in metabolic activity can be driven by temperature oscillations with a 24-hr period but rapidly die out at constant temperature (Eelderink-Chen et al., 2010), and a particular regime of growth to high density can induce prolonged metabolic oscillations whose period is 4 5 hr (Tu et al., 2005).
We can extend the above method to detect a cyclic attractor whose period is at most p max, but for that purpose, we will define many more variables x i, t, x i, t, b i 1, ⋯, b i k for t ∈ { 0, 1, ⋯, p m a x - 1 }.
