The phrase "a much shorter interval" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing durations or time periods, indicating that one is significantly less than another.
Example: "After the adjustments, we expect a much shorter interval between the two events."
Alternatives: "a significantly reduced duration" or "a considerably shorter time frame."
ALOS-2 can acquire images with a much shorter interval than the previous satellite (ALOS-1), owing to a shorter recurrence interval (14 days) of the satellite orbit and a wider look angle (a ScanSAR mode).
These steps are amenable to full automation, which should result in a much shorter interval between imaging and availability of results.
This confirms our previous observation of the predictive value of albuminuria for natural death over a much shorter interval in people who were followed without or before the introduction of systematic treatment [ 8].
The high NPV of the combination of a negative hrHPV test and a normal smear is in accordance with Clavel et al (2004), who reported an NPV of 99.9% in a partly hospital-based population, with a much shorter interval (median 2.8 years) for women of 15 79 years of age.
While they focused on temporally extended activation that persisted throughout entire task blocks, the present findings point to a direct analog at much shorter intervals.
For this reason it appears reasonable not to represent the market by just one network for the whole time series of all trading days, but to construct many networks, each for a much shorter time interval.
Note that this ensures that the resulting window does not contain many states that are only significant during a much shorter time interval.
Depending on the dynamics of the system, long time steps may cause three problems: (1) the window is large and the size of the matrix Q j may exceed the working memory capacity, (2) the dynamics of the system may differ considerably during a long time step and Q j has bad mathematical properties, (3) the window may contain states that are only significant during a much shorter time interval.
Flurry, a company that tracks the use of apps, has found that mobile games are typically played for 6.3 minutes, but that many are played for much shorter intervals.
On the other hand, the TaxiBots need to be replaced at much shorter intervals because they are used so much more intensively.
The average pretesting interval in the present sample was 2.4 years, whereas most studies finding direct effects of concussion on cognitive functioning report much shorter intervals.
