Sentence examples for Fixed time span from inspiring English sources
Shannon and McCarthy argued that it is possible, in principle, to design a machine containing a complete set of canned responses to all the questions that an interrogator could possibly ask during the fixed time span of the test.
The test offers an alternative to standard finite time span tests, and is designed to detect jumps in the data generating process rather than detecting realized jumps over a fixed time span.
Three basic values are used to estimate the mentioned impact; the time needed to reach the safe margin after a certain droop, the RMS value of frequency deviation after the fault initiation by a given fixed time span and the maximum frequency drop for each event.
For practical considerations the AnBUSDiC test has a fixed time span of 21 days for phase 1.
Whereas any calculated mean deposition rate based on a fixed time span (daily, weekly, or other) would depend on the number of days of exposure, the total accumulated deposition covering the whole flowering period is a more stable and comparable quantity.
First, a fixed time span of 200 days post-peak was used to define persistency.
From the obtained hazard curve, the ground shaking level (in units of g) at each grid can be evaluated from a fixed POE (Prob) in the specific time span (T), as shown in Eq. (3) (Kramer 1996).
In the time span 11 27 May 2001 four MDUs were placed at fixed locations: one unit (MDU #1) in the ISS Unityy" Node-1 and three (MDU #2–#4) units were located in the US Laboratory module.
The purpose of data collection was to obtain information on the minimum wage at the county level over a long time span, with a panel structure allowing for the use of fixed time and county effects to eliminate omitted variable bias arising from unobserved variables that are constant over time and across counties.
Convertibles are fixed-income securities that can be turned into a certain number of shares of common after a predetermined time span or on a specific date.
