Sentence examples for A epoch from inspiring English sources
C04 increases steadily as polar motion accuracy declines when the Bulletin A epoch ages.
The X-axis shows days elapsed since the Bulletin A epoch (bottom) and corresponding polar motion accuracy (top).
The X-axis shows days elapsed since the Bulletin A epoch (bottom) and corresponding UT1-UTC accuracy (top).
With the maximum number of days elapsed since the Bulletin A epoch the mean WRMS of the UT1-UTC residuals surpasses 53 μs.
If however the difference between the experiment observation time and the Bulletin A epoch exceeds 1 day, we quickly see that the polar motion uncertainty starts to dominate the UT1-UTC estimate accuracy.
(To geologists, an epoch is a subdivision of a period, which, in turn, is a division of an era; the Holocene, for instance, is an epoch of the Quaternary, which is a period in the Cenozoic).
It consists of a photon counting detector, an epoch timing device and a dedicated signal cable.
By definition, there are no data or energy arrivals during an epoch, hence an even allocation during an epoch is always possible.
A functional MRI experiment was carried out, which utilized an epoch and an event-related analysis approach to the data.
The rites of passage marked the culmination of an epoch in a boy's life.
