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duty cycle
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duty cycle,
the percentage of time that ultrasound is being generated (pulse duration) over one pulse period. Also called duty factor, mark:space ratio.


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We provide evidence that lhis dynein is processive with a high duty ratio (time spent attached to its microtubule track/total ATPase cycle time ratio).
Mechanical Properties of Inner-Arm Dynein-F (Dynein I1) Studied With ... by Norito Kotani and Hitoshi Sakakibara and Stan A Burgess and Hiroaki Kojima and Kazuhiro Oiwa / Biophysical Journal
3 V to 16 V, delivers up to 27 A of continuous output current in still air and is optimized for a 10 % duty ratio.
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The increased duty ratio may be a result of a shorter overall cross-bridge cycle and an increased affinity of dATP for myosin over thai of ATP.
Positive Inotropic Effects of Low dATP/ATP Ratios on Mechanics and ... by Brenda Schoffstall and Amanda Clark and P Bryant Chase / Biophysical Journal
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