| The transmission of cross-talk sound through the lines is thus effectively prevented. |
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| In terms of data analysis, channel balances, cross-talk and noise effects can be measured and corrected by analysing the received data. |
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| It eliminates cross-talk with other devices to reliably measure and send heart rate data, and it helps you train in your optimal heart rate zone. |
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| In turn, the mutual inductance then causes a cross-talk effect, resulting in a data error. |
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| This permits centering the soundtrack and checking for cross-talk simultaneously. |
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| It is favored for use in building installation, because the wire pairs are individually shielded, with very low cross-talk. |
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| Research aimed at deciphering brain function, and cross-talk between the brain and other physiological systems, is critical for understanding mental and neurological disorders. |
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| Each segment ended in unwatchable cross-talk. |
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| However, cross-talk problem always exists. |
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| New resistive coatings were used to reduce cross-talk. |
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| Some cross-talk may occur between mutation reactions. |
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| If a scene-dependent pattern is observed in the cross-pol phase difference, it is likely due to channel cross-talk that has not been corrected in the processing. |
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| Cross-Talk Validation: Since all the mutations detected by the TheraScreen: K-RAS Mutation Kit occur within a 5 base pair region, it is expected that some cross-talk between primers would occur. |
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| The Descratcher effectively removes clicks and crackles from old vinyl or shellac records, and from audio files contaminated during recording due to switching, digital cross-talk, or thyristor buzz. |
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| In her view, the cross-talk between them in women, suggested by the wiring diagrams, helps explain their better memories, social adeptness and ability to multitask, all of which benefit from the hemispheres collaborating. |
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| He said that the molecular mechanisms of the symbiotic cross-talk in the gut are largely unrecognized. |
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