sustained oscillation

These models were analyzed to determine the values for the various rates which would yield a sustained oscillation.

First, we present analytical results on sustained oscillations driven by nonlinear recruitment.

There is now a possibility of sustained oscillations.

This can produce a steady and sustained oscillation.

In all cases, the periodic breathing was associated with sustained oscillation of blood pressure (Mayer waves).

When this happens, the electrons are slowed; their lost energy is gained by the cavity and sustained oscillations become possible.

Sustained oscillation has two necessary components: An underdamped second order or higher system and a positive feedback mechanism.

The amplifier provides gain to compensate for the energy lost as the signal passes through the feedback network, to create sustained oscillations.

Braun's circuit afforded a much longer sustained oscillation because the energy encountered less loss swinging between coil and Leyden Jars.

A continuous system having imaginary poles, i.e. having zero real part in the pole(s), will produce sustained oscillations in the output.

If their interaction causes sustained oscillations, then we do not in general expect to find strong correlation between the two variables measured at the same time (that is, unlagged).

Endogenous oscillators or clocks capable of sustained oscillation through multiple cycles control such rhythms in the absence of external cues [ 1, 2].

"Isothermal sustained oscillations in a very simple surface reaction" (with C.G. Takoudis and L.D. Schmidt).

The team highlighted how the model predicts that in the presence of suprathreshold amounts of growth factor the regulatory interactions within the Cdk network can suddenly generate sustained oscillations that correspond to the controlled and repetitive activation of the different cyclin/Cdk complexes along the cell cycle process.