| To the right, the Presence control adds treble by reducing the amount of high frequencies in the feedback loop. |
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| Having small, achievable goals creates a positive feedback loop that nurtures your resolve. |
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| It's a nice little feedback loop, creating a two way street between mainstream media and the blogosphere. |
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| There appears to be a feedback loop linking the intensification of agriculture, the acquisition of wealth, and the emergence of hierarchy. |
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| Most of you who have been to concerts will have heard the loud screech caused by that sort of feedback loop. |
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| A feedback loop for weight loss has been postulated to explain why patients can generally lose only 10 to 15 percent of their body weight. |
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| This positive feedback loop implies an evolutionary pattern of divergent genetic drift to high or low GC contents. |
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| The negative feedback circuit suppresses variations in gate voltage of the output MOS transistor by the feedback loop. |
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| This kind of feedback loop helps adjust course before the ship hits the sand. |
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| However, the function of this positive feedback loop in vivo is not clear. |
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| Scientists are not sure how likely this feedback loop is, and they are not eager to find out the hard way. |
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| People will misinterpret reality, and those misinterpretations will sometimes create a self-reinforcing feedback loop. |
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| The function of the safety contacts and the feedback loop for the output modules is the same as for the base unit. |
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| If so, that is bad deflation, since it could lead to delaying expenditures and increases in real debts, adding to the negative feedback loop. |
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| An unpleasant feedback loop has developed: between the sneers and the moral panics, gamers have become hyper-sensitive to criticism. |
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| The resulting positive feedback loop of corruption inflates the business and adds to the supply of arms into unstable regions. |
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| The amplitude reduction is held at a constant value by employing a feedback loop, which adjusts the vertical position of the cantilever-holder via piezo movements. |
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| Next, and this is more classic in molecular biology, we can talk about what is called the feedback loop. |
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| Finally, and critically, there is an inevitable positive feedback loop on all of this. |
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| This water table-peat interaction is what scientists call a positive feedback loop. |
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| In its 40 years, the festival has established a giant positive feedback loop for Louisiana culture. |
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| Loss of miR-301a and miR-454 expression would therefore render ineffective a proposed feedback loop controlling ET-1 and PAI-1 levels. |
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| These interesting designs, called gyrators because the simulate inductors, have transistors in the feedback loop and not what you'd find in simple active filter designs. |
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| It was a self-fulfilling prophecy, a feedback loop of rational and irrational fears. |
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| They're locked in a feedback loop, a tangled form of denial. |
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| The circuit includes a feedback loop that adjusts the output signal so that the lower voltages are chopped at a reference voltage input into the driver. |
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| All systems have inputs, throughputs, outputs, and a feedback loop. |
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| By presenting digital culture in a powerful way, by naming it and packaging it, Wired created a feedback loop that had an enormous effect on its development. |
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| In this way, we see that the two systems engage in an exchange, a feedback loop of information and effect, which serves to further change or perturb each system. |
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| The feedback loop between a corrosive financial sector and declining economic activities has spilled over to developing countries. |
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| The decrease in carbon dioxide absorption results in a feedback loop that actually causes a worsening of climate change. |
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| The time taken to close the experience feedback loop, which corresponds to at least one year, appears to be far too long. |
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| A MIDI feedback loop can also occur if the MIDI Out of the interface is somehow connected back to the MIDI In through some external device. |
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| Program evaluation acts as a feedback loop within the policy development process. |
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| To be effective, the feedback loop between theory and practice needs to be direct, not mediated or second hand. |
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| A feedback loop exists so that if the prototype tests are not successful, the results can be used for further development of the pump. |
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| There is also a feedback loop, as parents with stronger literacy tend to encourage greater literacy in their children. |
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| Headquarters has much to learn from the field and this requires a feedback loop that embraces all of our key functions. |
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| It was a feedback loop by which people observed the consequences of past and present action and considered the likely impacts of future action. |
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| Shorten the feedback loop between alloy and process developers, and the application of alloys. |
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| The comments in the defect sheet and Maximo also served to provide a feedback loop between the person rectifying the defect and the person noting it. |
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| By creating a feedback loop which has electrons continuously hopping between two levels, physicists are able to construct an ultrafast and extremely consistent subatomic pendulum. |
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| Dialogue between researchers and policymakers and between decision-makers and civil society actors are essential to ensure a feedback loop in shaping social policies. |
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| This work provides direct evidence that the cytoskeleton controls cell polarity and cell shape and demonstrates that cell shape also controls the organization of the cytoskeleton, in a feedback loop. |
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| The system uses a coumarin-responsive chimeric transactivator together with a positive regulatory feedback loop to achieve efficient and tight control of expression. |
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| In the algebraic approach the controller is obtained by solving the Diophantine equation corresponding to the 1DOF feedback loop in Fig. |
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| This feedback loop is necessary to demonstrate to the public that their time and effort have been well invested and their comments and concerns have been understood and accurately communicated to decision makers. |
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| Credit conditions have tightened, not only in the United States but also in other industrialized nations, threatening to aggravate the adverse feedback loop between the real economy and financial markets. |
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| Close all safety guards and make sure that the feedback loop is closed. |
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| When you use the multilevel worklist, the system always specifies a user decision and a feedback loop for the reentry into postprocessing as the last step of the flow definition. |
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| It is part of a nasty feedback loop that ties into something I will talk about a little later with respect to the warming of the oceans, but it also has an impact upon how the currents work in the north Atlantic. |
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| Search generates a feedback loop with readers. |
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| That is both literally and metaphorically a positive feedback loop. |
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| In this context, expanding the concept of poverty is a double challenge to the positive feedback loop that the World Trade Organization assumes will result from total liberalization of agricultural markets. |
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| This can develop a positive feedback loop, whereby a better informed and energized community provides better support for political and board decisions, leading ultimately to stronger support for environmental protocols. |
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| Another positive feedback loop appears to be occurring now in the Arctic. |
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| It is equally important to encourage two-way communication with members of the investment community, in order to establish a positive feedback loop, and hear what they are saying to you. |
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| Note your progress in a goals journal. Writing down your accomplishments along the way helps complete the positive feedback loop and prepare you to accomplish the next steps. |
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| There's no feedback loop or reality check. |
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| As that methane goes up in a powerful way, a feedback loop continues causing us to approach a critical time in the history of our planet, and that we cannot allow to happen. |
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| This has been referred to as the water-energy-climate change feedback loop, and it has profound implications for both business and for government. |
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| Indeed, we have been in the grips of precisely this adverse feedback loop for more than a year. |
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| Eminent scientists, like climatologist Dr. Andrew Weaver, have sounded the alarm and have called for immediate action if we are to prevent the feedback loop that is inherent in the climate change process. |
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| This could create a dangerous feedback loop in which damage to forests from climate change significantly increases global carbon emissions which then exacerbate the greenhouse effect. |
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| With U. S. banks now raising significant capital to cushion their losses, the negative feedback loop between the financial and real economies has been slowed, though not yet reversed. |
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| Analysts and consumers can strengthen the feedback loop to an intelligence collector or reporting unit by using an IIR Eval. |
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| Using a continuous improvement feedback loop between student and instructor is an effective way to get valuable information for improving instruction. |
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| One might even describe a monitored feedback loop that permits one to sense when insufficient loving is returning from the lovee, causing a lessening of the lover's efforts. |
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