modulationnoun

modulate | American Dictionary

modulate
verb[ T ]
us/ˈmɑdʒ·əˌleɪt/
to vary the strength, quality, or amount of something:
Teachers modulate the way they work in response to their students’ needs.
Modulate your tone of voice when speaking in court.

Examples of modulate

modulate
The control of laser-plasma parametric instabilities and the temperature of suprathermal electrons with ultra broad bandwidth frequency modulated laser pulse.
By coordinately modulating these receptors, neurotrophins regulate the balance between excitation and inhibition in developing circuits.
In the case of autism, binding-related gamma bursting looks very similar to that in controls, apart from not being modulated by face inversion.
A non-invasive immobilization system and related quality assurance for dynamic intensity modulated radiation therapy of intracranial and head and neck disease.
Implementing multiple static field delivery for intensity modulated beams.
The base tempo of the structure is modulated globally, accelerating from a time base of 1 = 120' to a time base of 1 = 20'.
Therefore, in the second experiment, we measured temporal tuning functions of cor tical neurons using drifting plaid patterns (or thogonal contrast modulated sine-wave gratings).
A pure age effect is only modulated by intrinsic failure mechanisms ; therefore, the period and cohort variations are of interest for environmental considerations.
Physical and dosimetric aspects of a multileaf collimation system used in the dynamic mode for implementing intensity modulated radiotherapy.
In this formulation, the mean rate is modulated by the age, period and cohort effects.
A simple density modulated sinusoidal model is imposed on the data to guide the reader regarding the galactic distribution of objects.
The potential use of intensity modulated radi- outlined.
Specific targeting of proteins to the flagella of trichomonads thus may be modulated by an alternative mechanism.
Inelastic and quasielastic scattering indicated that hydration water modulated both vibrational and diffusive motions.
At a higher level of complexity yet, these processes are modulated by interactions with regulatory pathways and the calcium subsystem of the cell.
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