Sentences with phrase «buffering system of»

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«But we can say with a fair bit of certainty that all that sequence of changes, starting several years ago, has succeeded in adding more buffering to the system.»

While ending buffering is certainly a noble goal, the challenge redoubles almost daily with the creation of new products that demand better and better delivery systems.

The first is a fiscal policy that acknowledges the role of the government social safety net in buffering the effects of creative destruction, seeks to provide those services in an efficient, market - oriented fashion, and pays for those services with a simple and transparent tax system.

The cash received from these repos is used to create a liquidity buffer for «after - hours» payments (those initiated through the direct entry (DE) system or NPP after 16:45 AEST / AEDT on business days, and all NPP payments on weekends and public holidays); hence, the minimum positions are set with regard to the potential size of these payments.

The attack pumps more data into a buffer than it's designed to hold; the overflow corrupts memory nearby, letting hackers introduce malicious code there that can take control of servers and other systems.

If such a BoJ - inspired, TLTRO - based tiered deposit system proves too complicated, an alternative option would be to introduce an extra buffer of bank reserves, up to a certain amount equivalent to 2, 3 or even 5 times required reserves, that would be remunerated at the ECB's main refinancing rate (currently +0.05 %).

An important modification to the line here is the inclusion of a special buffering system for the biscuits.

Think of microbes as the good bacteria that lives the gut and acts as a buffer when bad bacteria enters the system.

«Colloidal oatmeal has been shown to act as a buffer system, helping restore the normal PH of the skin,» says Dr. Ellen S. Kurtz in her paper for the Journal of Drugs and Dermatology.

Even though there is a buffer between the baby and the rest of the bed space, it isn't a foolproof system.

In Japan, a system of lifetime employment in many big businesses, a tradition of employer provided benefits such as housing in many cases, and a wage system in those kinds of businesses where workers receive a substantial share of their annual income in the form of an annual bonus whose size can be used to buffer good and bad years for a company sharing risks and rewards with workers instead of limiting the risks and rewards to an investor class, have contributed to low levels of income inequality in the Japanese economy relative to comparably developed countries with comparable levels of government spending on welfare state type programs in other countries.

To maintain this level, your blood creates its own buffer system consisting of molecules that absorb excess hydrogen ions if things get too acidic, or release them if the blood is too basic.

The sense organs also comprise a primitive kind of memory, a temporary storage system or «buffer» for the brain.

The device the team produced to address that problem is called a load driver, and its effect is similar to that of load drivers used in electronic circuits: It provides a kind of buffer between the signal and the output, preventing the effects of the signaling from backing up through the system and causing delays in outputs.

When a particle detector trips the alarm, LOFAR's cosmic ray system grabs the previous 5 seconds of data that is held in the system's buffer, knowing that the signal from an air shower is somewhere in it.

Getting a good night's sleep might buffer the impact of stress on kids» cortisol level, which is a hormone produced in the adrenal gland to regulate the body's cardiovascular, metabolic and immune systems.

Challenging the idea that addiction is hardwired in the brain, a new UC Berkeley study of mice suggests that even a short time spent in a stimulating learning environment can rewire the brain's reward system and buffer it against drug dependence.

Oxidative states are generally considered to be indicative of cellular stress; however, cells inherently release harmful reactive oxygen species during energy production, neutralized by intracellular antioxidative buffering systems.

The TMAdV - specific quantitative real - time PCR was performed on a Stratagene MX3005P real - time PCR system using a 25 µL master mix consisting of 18 µL of water, 2.5 µL of 10X Taq buffer, 1 µL of MgCl2 (50 mM), 0.5 µL of deoxynucleoside triophosphates (dNTPs; 12.5 mM), 0.5 µL of each primer (10 µM), 0.5 µL SYBR green, 0.5 µL of Taq polymerase (Invitrogen, Carlsbad, CA), and 1 µL of extracted nucleic acid.

At the end of incubation, final volume was adjusted to 200 µL with rinsing buffer and quantified using the flow cytometry system (Guava EasyCyte, EMD Millipore) according to the manufacturers» instructions.

The addition of anthropogenic CO2 alters the thermodynamic buffer factors (e.g., the Revelle factor) of the carbonate system, decreasing the seagrass habitat's ability to buffer natural carbonate system fluctuations.

This system (Figure 9A) will support the essential features of PNBs and rainbow bubbles specifically including simultaneous delivery of several pump pulses of specific dynamically variable fluence and wavelength, continuous probe laser radiation and delivery of the suspension with NPs and, if necessary, of optically transparent buffer fluid.

Getting enough for your body is a buffer against bad moods and can improve the health of your skin and your digestive system functioning, to name just a few benefits.

When the body buffering system is overwhelmed, a state of «acidosis autotoxication» develops.

Surprisingly, the foundation of the endocrine system is not the sex hormones, it's the hypothalamic - pituitary - adrenal axis (HPA axis), otherwise known as the stress buffering system.

For protecting the body from the acidic effects of these foods, minerals like calcium, magnesium, potassium and sodium are drawn out to devise a buffering system that neutralizes this acidic effect.

Proteins function as enzymes for chemical reactions; hormones for chemical messaging; buffers to regulate acid - base balance; antibodies for the immune system; transporters, such as albumin, hemoglobin, transferrin, and retinol - binding protein, of substances in the blood; and acute - phase responders that guide the body's response during acute critical illness.

Aside from all of these incredible benefits, white blood cell production is increased, aiding in strengthening the immune system, buffers are re-balanced promoting a more regular biorhythms and healthy sleep pattern.

However, if the candida yeast is completely wiped out - such as by the use of pharmaceutical antibiotics - then this buffering system, too, is wiped out.

its one of the most basic functions of buffers in living systems.

it combines ingredients that together ensure the greatest amount of absorbability by using buffered mineral delivery systems of vitamin c and therapeutic dosages of antioxidant rich bioflavonoids from pure natural citrus fruits and sea buckthorn pulp extracts.

the reason people gain is because it cleanses all the acids from your organs and your body retains alot of water to buffer the acids that have been realsed into your blood bowel and lymph system.

Phosphorus is one of the key nutrients our body uses to maintain proper pH. In fact, the phosphorus buffer system is one of the three major ways we balance pH in our body (the other systems being the bicarbonate and protein buffer systems).

In this life - threatening complication of diabetes mellitus, the acids 3 - hydroxybutyric acid and acetoacetic acid are produced rapidly, causing high concentrations of protons, which overwhelm the body's acid - base buffering system.

These individuals can buffer the tendency to think of hardware and curriculum as separate efforts within a single, student - focused system.

A unique set of constitutional, structural, financial, and political arrangements ensures that school systems and professional educators are buffered from revenue losses when the economy declines.

Counseling consisted of making the parents aware of a variety of options and acting as a buffer with administrators to ensure his appropriate progression through the system.

And if McLaren is serious about energy recuperation (ERS), E-boost and E-charging, a parallel 48 - volt electrical system and an advanced buffer battery are essential ingredients which make an evolution of the modular vehicle structure mandatory.

The hybrid and plug - in hybrid versions of the Ioniq have a single electric motor housed between the 1.6 - liter inline - four engine and the dual - clutch transmission, which works with the hybrid system's electric motor to help buffer out the typical shuddering produced by dry dual - clutch transmissions when accelerating from a stop.

Among them: active cruise control to keep vehicles at a safe buffer distance from others at highway speeds; lane - change warning systems that use tiny cameras and sensors to identify lane markings and warn drivers when their vehicles start to stray; and emergency systems that automatically tighten seat belts and apply the brakes when a car is closing in dangerously fast on the vehicle in front of it.

It is surprisingly easy to set up, with the usual point of interest or address options for destination, and a woman telling you where to go; but it shares the CD player with the audio system, so if you miss a turn, you have to put the navigation CD back in until the buffer fills back up again.

Some of the Fire - specific features for video include the Advanced Streaming and Prediction (ASAP) service, a video - buffering system that anticipates the TV shows and movies you are likely to watch next, as well as On Deck, which preloads popular content onto your device while it is sleeping.

Also, long - term climate change is being pursued through the increased use of trees for intensification, diversification and buffering of farming systems.

The development of buffer zone areas and coastal community building was done through coral rehabilitation using a transplantation system, conducted in cooperation with Taskforce Gili Patrols and West Nusa Tenggara Natural Resources Conservation Office.

Microsoft should've paid the money for a 32 MB ED - RAM chip if they expected the system to run 720p and 1080p resolutions with any form of anti-aliasing; had they done so the 360 GPU would've had a big advantage over the PS3's for z - buffer and anti-aliasing functions.

Longer Hold - up Time: If there's ever an issue with the input AC power on the machine, this PSU's prolonged time for Hold - up allows for enough of a buffer to both prevent system instabilities and to store essential data in the case of power outages or shortages.

-- new audition system — allows loops to be listened to as whole loop instead of slices — improved controls — much less to remember and much faster to use — true copy + paste system with copy buffer — massively improved realtime VIS — 3 new vis effects, the old one improved — new editor display — slice breaks so easy to see when you change from one slice to another — and loop names above loops for hidef users — new image / audio handler — loads and unloads resources on demand massively reducing memory requirements — removing the out of memory crashes — new file system — allows much more detail in the file list

Current and likely future impacts of global warming on ecosystems and human activities are also considered, including biodiversity, system buffering and resilience, and regional inequality and vulnerability.

In addition to its pivotal role in the atmosphere in the regulation of global climate, CO2 and its sister chemical species, HCO3 — and CO32 - comprise the carbonate buffer system which regulates the pH of seawater.

A simple glance at the buffering power of the carbonate equilibrium system and the vast reservoir of DIC in the oceans would lead one to guess that CO2 acidification would be negligible — but it's the rate of change, not the long - term equilibria, that matters in terms of the real - time effect.