Sentence examples for In the time duration from inspiring English sources

The results of the study showed that there is a significant variation in the time duration to exceed the thermal comfort temperature with different heat loads.

It is found that predeformation (2%) at either room temperature or 800°C speeds up the subsequent primary creep rate and increases the critical strain corresponding to the minimum creep rate, but has little influence on the corresponding time, i.e. there is no obvious change in the time duration of primary creep for the virgin and prestrained specimens.

This explains the increment in the time duration, each time a patient is admitted.

In addition, it was reported that after an epidural injection of lipid nanoparticle bupivacaine, there was a twofold increase in the time duration of the analgesia effects [48].

The encapsulation of mepivacaine was responsible for the increase in the time duration of anesthesia drug effects and decreased the discomfort or side effects caused by these vasoconstrictor-associated formulations [50].

In order to keep solution feasible, it is necessary to update the coordinates and velocities after each explicit integration;   (4) It is noticed that the choosing of initial state will affect a lot the states obtained in the time duration.

In fact, the time duration of the signal is [0, T] and the sampling rate is restricted to 1/T, so that the window sequence can be truncated.

In these hospitals, the time duration (in seconds) of administering parenteral medication was examined by observing and registering time of the administration process.

However, the co-occurence frequencies of this concept pair are 15 and 42 corresponding to the MEDLINE corpus in the time durations 1996-2000 and 2001-2005, respectively.

In this regard, the time duration recommended by the IEC standards becomes generally inadequate, especially in the presence of interharmonic components.

Now, we set τ to the time scale of diffusion such that τ = Δ-1 in order to consider the time duration in which two molecules do not diffuse out of the sub-system.