They've found that each type of anesthetic produces slightly different brain oscillations, and the oscillations can also change depending on the age of the patient.
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It also offers "perfect concentric oscillations" and is completely antimagnetic.
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Counting the oscillations, quadrillions per second, lets scientists calculate the time.
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Then, the brain oscillations started to become synchronized, firing all together.
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For guidance, investors need only recall the oscillations under the outgoing administration.
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Generally, this is the study of the oscillations that occur in stars.
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Most important, they can study the atomic oscillations over much longer periods.
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A black and white bar pattern can induce these gamma oscillations in the brain's visual cortex, the image processing part of the brain—and in an epileptic brain, the researchers hypothesize that the oscillations are linked with seizures.
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Tiny high-frequency vibrations or longer-period oscillations, they should all be detected.
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Understanding neutrino oscillations could help us elucidate the very nature of the universe.
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Another experiment called MiniBooNE saw some extra data in its own oscillations, too.
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Instead her fire and brimstone environment provokes wild oscillations between revulsion and thrill.
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Unlike the superimposed properties of electrons or other particles more prone to environmental interference, "the coherence length of neutrino oscillations—the length over which interference occurs and oscillations may be observed—extends over vast distances, even astrophysical scales," the physicists note.
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The researchers divided the mice into two groups, one of which received artificial spindles that were in sync with slow oscillations and ripples, and the other which received artificial spindles that were out of step with the slow oscillations and ripples.
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More exaggerated oscillations would spell blizzards and heatwaves in unexpected places at unexpected times.
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The electricity restores normal oscillations of the brain, improving the patient's symptoms, he said.
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Attempting to serve both audiences has driven regular oscillations in the president's public stance.
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For Lion Air, those oscillations were later confirmed by data from the flight recorders.
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In both cases, the oscillations — more frequently seen in mainland exchanges — triggered trading halts.
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He bobbed without weaving, making small-grade rhythmic oscillations and conjuring a high intensity.
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In both cases, the oscillations more frequently seen in mainland exchanges triggered trading halts.
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That frequency puts the caesium atoms' oscillations within the microwave band of the electromagnetic spectrum.
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This was simply the latest pendulum swing in a century of oscillations in celebrity power.
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The international standard unit of one second is defined as 9,192,631,770 (9.2 billion) cesium oscillations.
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I've been who I am, with oscillations and fluctuations, since I was eleven, or even younger.
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It's believed the song comes from oscillations in the comet's magnetic field, according to the ESA.
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By tracking these oscillations, scientists can infer the shape of a distant object with extreme precision.
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We use the ANTSSYS trade and analysis method to identify the opportunities as these oscillations develop.
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This flash of rhythmic oscillations originated in the visual cortex and led to the limbic system.
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These oscillations are a feature of the early universe that can be discerned in the sky today.
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When brain areas exhibit matching oscillations, both in time and in frequency, they're said to be synchronized.
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On an EEG, you would see something called slow waves or slow oscillations, slow continuous brain activity.
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Haill has taken Gysin's experiment further by recording the neural oscillations of participants experiencing the classic Dreamachine.
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Though sharp oscillations in temperature have happened throughout the record, the mean temperatures are much higher this year.
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The LSST's second approach to measuring this expansion will be to use a phenomenon called baryon acoustic oscillations.
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There are other regular oscillations in the planet's climate, but ENSO is by far the most important one.
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There are confounding factors, like decadal climate oscillations, and regional temperature rebounds after we clean up air pollution.
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Brooks writes with clarity and epigrammatic wit, but the random oscillations of her views may annoy some readers.
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But when omnipause neurons are turned off, you we get these rapid back-to-back oscillations – the saccades.
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Three years later, Canada's Sudbury Neutrino Observatory (SNO) provided the first direct evidence of oscillations from solar neutrinos.
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Another laser excites the atom, and the interaction between the atom and laser creates oscillations of the atom's electrons.
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Gamma oscillations are a much-discussed brain wave pattern, characterized by neurons firing rhythmically around 50 times per second.
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It won't stop the oscillations entirely but it will decrease the amount of energy transferred from pulling to rocking.
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Moreover, since the strategy regularly reverses direction, spoofing causes oscillations of such tiny magnitudes, rather than persistent price dislocations.
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His playing centers on heavy oscillations between the strong and weak beats, and never lets up on a groove.
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A special valve had been fitted to mitigate the issue, but in some cases the oscillations continued, it said.
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Rocking also increased the number of brain oscillations specific to sleep, which are critical for memory consolidation and learning.
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But there are still mysterious, unattributable pieces of the planet's gravity that might be caused by convection, turbulence, or oscillations.
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Some phenomena, such as gravity, the accelerating expansion of the universe, and neutrino oscillations are not incorporated in the model.
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The oscillations in space caused by gravitational waves are so small that those ripples in length had never been seen.
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When travelling above 20kph, though, they cause oscillations, known as flexural gravity waves, in the ice sheet they have passed over.
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"We hypothesize that the circuitry that produces these oscillations might also provoke a seizure in patients with photosensitive epilepsy," said Hermes.
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The link between gamma oscillations and epileptic seizures was observed in a 2003 study (but not with still images) for example.
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In contrast, if this oscillatory signal is important for memory-related spatial coding, then low-frequency oscillations should persist during teleportation.
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The oscillations start off very Grimes before seguing into a slippery synth-pop tune, a little 80s, a lotta modern too.
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To this end, the team working on BOSS worked to measure the size of the baryon acoustic oscillations were across galaxies.
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The following year, in 1957, Bruno Pontecorvo, an Italian physicist working in the Soviet Union, developed a theory of neutrino oscillations.
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The Ethiopian and Lion Air flights crashed minutes after takeoff and showed similar up-and-down oscillations before fatal nose-dives.
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Together with the actors, Gold set out to explore all the possible oscillations of feeling that they each might be experiencing.
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"We know that neutrino oscillations call for physics beyond the Standard Model," Francis Halzern, the IceCube experiment's lead investigator, told Physics World.
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RXTE was able to track fast X-ray oscillations of hot gas deep within the accretion disk to catch the relativistic behavior.
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"We know from ice cores in Greenland that large climate oscillations occurred during this time," lead study author Gene Henry told Gizmodo.
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Slow oscillations are produced by neurons in the cerebral cortex, the area of the brain associated with everything from language to consciousness.
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We're more stupid, and without the safety valve, arguably we're more prone to national leadership oscillations in a way that's really damaging.
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So if you had to call it a specific feature, I guess it'd be the fact that the oscillations come and go.
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Scientists call this phenomenon "neutrino oscillations" because the neutrinos change from one type to another and then back again, over and over.
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As the number of letters increases, the reaction produces carbon dioxide that interferes with the measurement of the oscillations, the computational output.
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"The market is largely seeing oscillations in a very narrow range," said Saurabh Jain, assistant vice-president of research at SMC Global Securities.
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But I want to say this: you can have the short-term oscillations in certain business indicators, but look at the big picture.
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From the 1950s onwards China has been beset by political oscillations, with occasional periods of opening up followed by phases of tightened control.
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We don't know why that is, Frohlich says, but we could speculate that this imbalance of alpha oscillations might contribute to depression symptoms.
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It's similar to the OPERA experiment, but way bigger, and will be able to look at neutrino oscillations with much more detail, said Blekman.
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Stars are known to pulsate, and even our sun exhibits this kind of activity due to hot gas churning beneath the surface, causing oscillations.
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The Earth's climate can certainly fluctuate from year to year due to natural forces (including oscillations in the Pacific Ocean, such as El Niño).
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The oscillations of a magnetic field can be seen in light that passes through it, which, according to Gaensler, causes a distortion in the light.
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The exhaled breath emerges from the tube as bubbles, and the process of bubble formation causes oscillations of pressure in the air in the tube.
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Clocks take advantage of the regular oscillations of this process and define units of time based on the total number of back-and-forth snaps.
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"We've seen in the past oscillations with all of the teams, but ours were pretty obvious and visible," said Toto Wolff, the Mercedes motorsport boss.
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OBJECTIVE My ideal scenario is that I'm using time so specifically, so brilliantly, so epically, that I'm not aware of it, or its individual oscillations.
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One consequence is erratic behaviour of the northern jet stream, a circumpolar current, the oscillations of which sometimes bring cold air south and warm air north.
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During "deep" or slow-wave sleep (SWS), groups of neurons fire in concert and generate brain-waves with triple rhythms called slow oscillations, spindles, and ripples.
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"The comet seems to be emitting a 'song' in the form of oscillations in the magnetic field in the comet's environment," ESA announced at the time.
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Limited housing inventory "should support higher house prices regardless of the oscillations of the mortgage rate," Freddie Mac's chief economist Sean Becketti said in a statement.
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But these researchers argue that wind speeds are actually driven by ocean-atmosphere oscillations, which in the simplest of terms represent changes in heat and pressure.
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When SNO directly detected the first solar neutrino oscillations, for instance, it could only observe the highest energy solar neutrinos due to interference from background radiation.
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The first entry, Tram Stop, features an anxiety-producing oscillations between day and night time, as seen from the back of a tram in Poznan, Poland.
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Of course, the climate oscillations of El Niño and La Niña are a small blip atop the long-term global temperature trend, which is definitely still upwards.
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Then (as the Harvard trio found) as the patient goes under the oscillations smooth out, deepening into a stark, uniform wave which vibrates ten times a second.
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The researchers sifted through lots of old research, and found associations between images that caused seizures and those that produced narrow-band gamma oscillations in healthy individuals.
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"Critically, [teleportation] allowed us to test whether low-frequency oscillations are present when sensory feedback has been removed and explicit motor signals are absent," the paper explains.
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To confirm that these teleportation oscillations were indeed related to movement, the neuroscientists employed a control experiment in which subjects were monitored during fake teleportation events, e.g.
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The sound shifts from warm to cold, smooth to jagged, lush to denuded as it strains to match West's oscillations between gladness and despondency, devotion and suspicion.
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TAI is determined by averaging 400 satellite-connected atomic clocks from around world, with each one keeping time by counting the natural oscillations of the element caesium.
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The brain also generated a second, more global pattern of oscillations, at a frequency often seen when the brain forms disparate areas into an ad hoc network.
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Feeding invalid words into the vat caused the vat to fail to oscillate, or else caused distinctive oscillations from those caused by the set of valid words.
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Even before Tinguely's satirical noise sculptures came into being, his abstract drawing machines functioned along sardonic, pataphysical, and musical lines through the superimposition of different harmonic oscillations.
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These oscillations can only happen if neutrinos also have three possible mass states, where each flavor has distinct probabilities of being in each of the three mass states.
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While studying atmospheric waves (disturbances in atmospheric variables such as air pressure or temperature) Kohyama noticed slight, regularly occurring oscillations in air pressure that could not be explained.
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The only way they could make sense of their measurements was if there existed not three types of neutrinos participating in neutrino oscillations, but rather four or more.
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These oscillations change the timing of when neurons can fire, and seem to interrupt normal firing patterns and the ability of different brain regions to communicate with each other.
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The j-function describes the strings' oscillations in a particular string theory model, and the monster group captures the symmetries of the space-time fabric that these strings inhabit.
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The EEG of a conscious brain shows no striking features, just low-amplitude and seemingly uncorrelated ups and downs in the frequency of oscillations in the brain's electric field.
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Stars like our own Sun— Alpha Centauri A and B, for example—experience solar-like oscillations, which are excitations that result from turbulent convection occurring in their outer layers.
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In 1995, the Liquid Scintillator Neutrino Detector (LSND) at Los Alamos National Laboratory suggested that these oscillations involve more than the three flavors "we knew and loved," Conrad said.
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Like so: By measuring the frequency of oscillations in coffee mugs, Han was able to detect a significant difference in spillage between using the handle and the claw model.
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Dr. Kurth said the background patter was likely oscillations of charged particles in the upper part of Saturn's ionosphere where atoms are broken apart by solar and cosmic radiation.
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It appeared as though a new particle could have been appearing and then changing flavor into an electron neutrino, on top of the expected oscillations from muon and tau neutrinos.
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Interestingly, "Movies" feels musically indebted to film, and opens with the sort of electronic oscillations which wouldn't feel out of place in the background of a scene in a thriller.
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"The deep biological significance we don't know, but we're pretty sure whatever is going on in these oscillations has something to do with how the biofilm state grows," he said.
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"What they predict is that things will get less predictable," he said: We'll have greater swings of temperatures with higher highs, lower lows and faster oscillations between the two extremes.
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Moffat said he hopes the satellites will last at least a decade, which would be a similar lifespan to Canada's successful tiny space telescope, MOST (Microvariability and Oscillations of Stars).
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In 21960, a group of researchers working in Japan's Super-Kamiokande Observatory observed oscillations in atmospheric neutrinos, which are mostly produced by the interactions between photons and the Earth's atmosphere.
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Significantly more of the people who got the treatment targeting the alpha oscillations ended up with at least a 50 percent reduction in depression symptoms, compared to the other groups.
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In the same way that a bell rings and creates pressure waves that jiggle our eardrums, a spinning Saturn produces gravitational oscillations that herd particles in the rings into filaments.
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Similarly, E.S.A.'s Planetary transits and oscillations of stars or Plato spacecraft, will also look for transits of Earthlike planets that may reside in "goldilocks" zones in other stellar systems.
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The paper, reported by RIA news agency on Friday and published online, said the engines of the Angara A5 could produce low frequency oscillations that could ultimately destroy the rocket.
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Sometimes she drew from the oscillations of belly dancing (without any virtuoso pelvic speed); sometimes she used veils (black, green), wrapping them around her head, across her face, over her hips.
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"Since oscillations are synonymous with time evolution, this for me was the clearest instance of the emergence of time," said Baumann, who is now a professor at the University of Amsterdam.
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The microwaves are tuned to this frequency and the pulses used to measure out a second of time, just as the regular oscillations of quartz crystals are used to calibrate electronic watches.
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Additionally, the time-keeping device on each satellite gives a subtly different reading, the result of variations in their atomic clocks, which tell time by measuring the precise oscillations of an atom.
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For most of the work's duration, twenty-four subwoofers, placed with their cones pointed upward, emit electronic tones that vibrate at a frequency of 10.67 hertz, or around ten oscillations per second.
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Cristóbal Martínez and Kade L. Twist, the artists in the collective, made a data map of the tower's movement and created a conceptual sound piece based on the minuscule, if perceptible oscillations.
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Capable of detecting oscillations that are 1,000 times smaller than the width of a proton, LIGO picked up an ancient tremor created by two black holes that merged 1.3 billion years ago.
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The motion of waves seems more apt, the oscillations all families experience over generations, often without understanding how the same wave can pull one swimmer under while allowing another to ride above.
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The scientists immediately searched for "quasi-periodic oscillations," regularly repeating but changing patterns of x-rays that vary in their power and are thought to originate from very close to the black hole.
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When the planet was in this "secondary eclipse" phase behind the star, the astronomers recorded an unexpected spike in the data—a series of oscillations in the star's brightness lasting approximately 87 minutes.
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In a statement, the bank said it intervened "to absorb excessive daily oscillations of the exchange rate" of the dinar against the euro, the preferred foreign currency in the European Union candidate country.
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The central bank which keeps the dinar in a managed float to the common currency, so far in 2017 bought over 1 billion euros ($1.17 billion) to prevent excessive oscillations of the dinar.
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"So if I slide over a textured surface like my suit jacket, you'll see these high frequency oscillations that are essentially the texture that you get," says SynTouch CEO and co-founder Gerald Loeb.
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The economy is best thought of as a complex system in which positive and negative feedback mechanisms produce oscillations in the rate of expansion (ranging from boom, to steady growth, weak growth and recession).
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Participants also got "a boost in brain oscillations" when they dozed in the adult crib, Aurore Perrault, a study co-author and former junior researcher at the University of Geneva, wrote in an email.
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No matter the age of the star or how long or short these oscillations last, all pulsating stars are usually similar in that the pulsating can be seen on all sides of the star.
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Among the far-flung effects of El Niño events, which are oscillations in climate caused by changes in the Pacific, are stronger upper-level westerly winds in the Atlantic, which prevent hurricanes from forming.
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The higher-amplitude oscillations of the device did feel different than other vibrators; I didn't have to move it around the way I normally do—holding it in one place was doing the trick.
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While investigating and characterizing neutrino oscillations is the direct goal of the DUNE experiment, the deeper goal is to use those studies to shed light on one of those fundamental questions of the universe.
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While the oscillations decreased for jazz pianists during harmonic irregularities, it decreased for classical pianists during fingering irregularities, indicating they were each focused on these different aspects and thus more sensitive to violations in them.
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Even if a suitable material could be found, the part of the cable within the atmosphere would be subject to weather disturbances, and the vehicles running up and down it could also cause dangerous oscillations.
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Because those oscillations serve as excellent means with which to measure cosmic expansion, the survey was able to measure how dark matter and dark energy have influenced the rate at which the universe is expanding.
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The basic idea is that the oscillating strontium drives the oscillations of the maser in such a way that it's able to represent or simulate the higher frequency for any down periods that may arise.
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"Against a backdrop of large oscillations in NZD/USD during the past six months, we err on the side of negativity for the next few months," said Imre Spetzer, Westpac's currency analyst in New Zealand.
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Under the proposal, that payment could increase to as much as 10 percent of gross revenue if oscillations in the index offset the effect of foreign exchange moves, Valor said, citing Minister Wellington Moreira Franco.
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Oscillations in the speed of these charged particles beaming outward from the solar corona have previously been thought to dissipate gradually, much like the waves seen after plucking a guitar string fading from the middle.
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The song of the Indies short-tailed cricket "matches, in nuanced detail, the A.P. recording in duration, pulse repetition rate, power spectrum, pulse rate stability, and oscillations per pulse," the scientists wrote in their analysis.
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Fond of juxtaposing the concrete with the airy, he assembles a sonic kaleidoscope of varied keyboards: whooshing gusts, plonking shudders, blips and dings and clicks, lushly watery oscillations — echoing, lurid, glowing, pinging with assured solidity.
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For now, meteorologists are eyeing it warily and with wonder given its rapid increase in intensity, massive 60-mile-wide eye, and oscillations in direction that appear to be related to its rapid-fire intensity surge.
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The album rolls sci-fi synth oscillations, flute refrains, disembodied vocals, and percussive shocks into tectonic plate–shifting masses of sound, the forms and patterns of which dissolve the instant your mind identifies them as such.
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Within statistical limits, then, it seems that the sunspot cycle was the same in the early Permian as it is now, suggesting that the sun's magnetic oscillations were the same then as they are at present.
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The central bank which keeps the dinar in a managed float to euro, so far in 2017 bought over 1 billion euros ($1.17 billion) and sold 345 million euros to prevent excessive oscillations of the dinar.
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The increasing latent heat in the atmosphere is causing massive oscillations — drought, flooding, heat and cold — in our weather with increasing strength just as a spring does when increasingly stretched oscillates with higher and higher amplitude.
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Instead, the bubble moves in weird and wonderful ways: Back and forth, in and out, and then in a series of higher order oscillations, all of which combine to create the pattern you see in the image.
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TDCS uses a constant current to increase or decrease overall neural activity in areas of the brain, whereas Frohlich and colleagues' new approach delivers electricity in a rhythmic way designed to interact only with the alpha oscillations.
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In their recent Nature paper, for example, Chaté and his co-authors wrote that their oscillating E. coli sometimes deposited what seemed to be biofilm precursors in patterns roughly the same size as the mysterious oscillations they observed.
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I spent nine days circulating with Sehgal's work in the square, sampling the vibrations of not just the performances, but also the unpredictable oscillations of life in one of North Africa's most infamous, mystical, unforgiving, and indomitable public spaces.
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But it is of interest to solar physicists, who wonder how far back into the past the oscillations of the sun's magnetic field that drive the cycle go, and how they might have changed over the course of time.
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They built a detailed mechanistic model that incorporated assumptions about the network's structure and activity, based on previous research: the locations and behaviors (say, excitatory or inhibitory) of specific neural populations, for example, or the frequencies of certain oscillations.
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"We were looking at ocean pressure through models for quite different reasons, and this region just didn't work," Chris Hughes of the University of Liverpool told Gizmodo, explaining how his models kept yielding large, inexplicable pressure oscillations across the basin.
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Based on observing neurological activity from the hippocampus in simulated teleportation events, it appears that these neural oscillations may not have anything to do with sensory input at all, a finding that goes against explanations offered by most neurological models.
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These colossal climatic oscillations, driven by changes in the temperature of the Pacific, are correlated with the Nile's flow, and climate-change studies suggesting more extreme El Niños in years to come thus bolster the idea of a more variable Nile.
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Ocean oscillations have long been cited as the determining force for offshore wind speeds, but by comparing changes in land wind speeds with well-documented oceanic shifts, the researchers found that oceanic shifts could also be behind wind speeds on land.
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In the study, they found that the tACS was able to reduce the elevated alpha oscillations in the left frontal cortex, a result they didn't find in the placebo group and another control group that was stimulated with a different wave.
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After reading small, spiraling waves in those bands, sculpted by oscillations from Saturn's gravity, scientists reported this month in the Astrophysical Journal that one Saturnian day is a mere 10 hours, 33 minutes and 38 seconds long, measured in Earth time.
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"We saw that a prominent feature of these organoid oscillations is that they come in bursts: the network is inactive most of the time, and every 10-20 seconds or so, a bout of activity would spontaneously occur," Gao said.
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"Pressed to explain Time AI in layman terms without marketing jargon, Grant told Gizmodo it is "an AI-driven non-factoring-based encryption technology that relies on rapid oscillations of numbers that are rational math constants at very high speed.
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In the 1990s Jacques Laskar, one of the astronomers who first discovered the role that chaos plays in the seemingly stable solar system, showed that the difference between the Earth's gentle nodding and Mars's wild oscillations could be accounted for by the Moon.
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There has been research where the expression of these brain oscillations has been manipulated, meaning the amplitude of the waves has been stimulated, or slow waves have been manipulated to pair up with sleep spindles—and it improves different kinds of memory.
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The central bank which keeps dinar in a managed float to euro, a preferred foreign currency in the Balkan country, so far in 2017 bought 1.035 billion euros($1.24 billion)and sold 345 million euros to prevent excessive oscillations of the dinar.
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Still, for both the Ethiopian and the Lion Air flights, public data appears to show repeated up-and-down oscillations lasting 15 to 20 seconds — a possible indication that pilots overrode the nose-down push by MCAS, only to see it activate again.
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The narrator describes this discovery as he investigates his own brain in an experiment: Watching the oscillations of these flakes of gold, I saw that air does not, as we had always assumed, simply provide power to the engine that realizes our thoughts.
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Over the years, dark energy has been inferred from the ancient light called the cosmic microwave background, fluctuations in the density of the universe called baryon acoustic oscillations, the gravitationally distorted shapes of galaxies, and the clustering of matter in the universe.
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Void Beats / Invocation Trex is also the first real product of a band at work: a collection of bubbling synthesizer oscillations, trancelike motorik rhythms and groove-riding forays into interstellar hypnosis that pay homage to their home city's rich history of Krautrock and Kosmiche.
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The two teamed up, along with Chen's adviser, Yilin Wu, and this February they published a paper in Nature showing how seemingly uncoordinated motions of individual bacteria can add up to synchronized oscillations at large scales—a phenomenon never before reported in the scientific literature.
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After measuring the acoustic oscillations of some of the furthest known distant stars in the Milky Way's M4 star cluster, the researchers were able to use that data to recreate the sounds and get an idea of just what noises the stars are throwing off.
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Trills, oscillations and vibrations are everywhere in music that pivots, often suddenly, from confidence to reticence and is often yearning and delightful, like the tangy combination of bassoon, English horn and oboe (Bryan Young, Michelle Farrah and Kemp Jernigan) in "Glück" ("Bliss"), the eighth hour.
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A team of researchers has shown that the voice assistants inside smart speakers and smartphones can be fooled into opening garage doors or starting cars by using the oscillations of a laser beam pointed at the devices&apos microphones to simulate their owners speaking commands.
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"If we can do this with Hubble, we are very confident that we can significantly improve with future instruments," Waldmann said, pointing to the future James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) and PLAnetary Transits and Oscillations of stars (PLATO) telescope as examples.
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Even atomic clocks — which measure time by observing the ultraprecise oscillations of individual atoms and make up the world&aposs official timekeepers — are imperfect, which is why researchers are always striving to build one that&aposs a bit more accurate than any that have been built before .
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The duo's new LP Thoughts of a Dot as It Travels a Surface is a loose, shaggy collection of shimmery oscillations, thickets of abstract string swells, distant gasps, and field recordings bound together with a hallucinatory logic that moves seamlessly between memorable themes and foggy improvisation.
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Nor is this the only possible explanation for these jerks—others have suggested they come from a torsional, or twisting, oscillation in the core, though the researchers behind the new paper argue that torsional oscillations are too weak to generate the signals observed in real life.
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Scientists originally used microwaves to run these clocks, but are now moving to visible light which can potentially offer better accuracy and precision—there are more oscillations for a fixed amount of time, explained Ye. But researchers have dealt with some issues with these visible-light clocks.
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While the discovery of the Higgs boson filled in a crucial Standard Model gap—thus reinforcing its predictive value for experimental phenomena—the Model doesn't have much to say about the biggest lingering mysteries of physics today: dark energy, dark matter, gravity, neutrino oscillations, matter-antimatter asymmetry.
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"What was surprising…is that we clearly showed that specific brain oscillations of non-REM sleep are synchronized and entrained by the rhythm of the bed motion," Laurence Bayer, PhD, of the University of Geneva in Switzerland, who led one of the studies, explained to Scientific American.
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Castor's work — and that of a small but progressive group of florists now working in Paris — is a departure from classic French floral design, with its centuries-old roots in the Baroque and the Rococo and its oscillations between flamboyance and nonchalance, monumental still lifes and demurely disheveled bouquets.
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The oscillations of his career — he has scored more than 10 goals in consecutive seasons only twice: during his first spell at Milan, and then at Nice — are indicative of either a player who never fulfilled his potential or one who had the scale of his potential overstated.
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The researchers discovered neural evidence (indicated through a decrease in beta oscillations, another type of electrical brain wave, which typically happens when the brain considers an action erroneous) that the classical pianists were paying more attention to the fingering, while the jazz pianists were paying more attention to the harmonies.
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The oscillations, caused by the bobbing back-and-forth motion of the star as it is pulled around by the gravity of the planet, are similar to how the pitch of a police siren rises or falls depending on whether the patrol car is traveling toward or away from the listener.
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One strategy for this is called transcranial direct current stimulation, or tDCS, which targets areas of the brain, but in a new double-blind, placebo study in Translational Psychiatry researchers attempted instead to target a specific kind of brain rhythm, called alpha oscillations, that can be abnormal in people with depression.
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While Pythagoras merely showed how the length of the two shorter sides of a right triangle are related to the longer hypotenuse, the decoupling theorem proved by Dr. Bourgain and Ciprian Demeter, of Indiana University, showed similar relationships in the superposition of waves, when the individual oscillations are added together.
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As I moved back and forth, from having my nose practically pressed against the scarified surface to standing quite some distance away, I realized that my movements echoed the painting's oscillations between figure and ground, between the physical lines that buzzed across the painting's surface and the entire visual experience.
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"In a video posted to YouTube by Crown Sterling, the company claims that it had identified "for the first time an infinitely predictable prime number pattern," as well as rolled out buzzwords ranging from "infinite wave conjugations" and "quasi prime numbers" to the "nano-scale of time" and "speed of AI oscillations.
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For instance, I am involved in several energy-related panels and debates, in addition to anchoring SquawkBox Europe in the mornings, and it seems clear that the Trump's impact on energy policy will be the most important X factor for 2017, an impact which could have more long-term ramifications for energy mixes than the shorter term oscillations created by OPEC and its producer cohorts.
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