Sentence examples for a restricted time interval from inspiring English sources
(c) Contextual constraints are applied within a restricted time interval, contrary to most of the methods in the literature that rely on the application of a time evolving procedure (e.g. HMMs, dynamic programming techniques, etc).
Temporal auditory processing (TAP) is defined as the perception of sound or the alteration of durational characteristics within a restricted time interval.
To better visualise the different latitudinal structures at high latitudes, we report on Fig. 6 polar view maps (AACGM Lat (50^{circ } N) of the local Hurst exponent values for the restricted time interval 14 22 March.
Of course if we consider peaks of B y magnitude, the penetrating IMF B y can reach values of the order of 10 nT; however, this happens in restricted time intervals.
Other restricted time intervals (15 minutes –1 week (Fig. 2C, 'days') and 15 minutes –1 month (Fig. 2D, 'weeks')) were also graphed.
"It was the 30's, a fairly restricted time.
This can be as simple as restricting a time interval; for example: "Bob can only locate Alice between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m".. Sometimes, the decision is not only based on the present situation but also on past events.
The assumption of independence between excitatory and inhibitory inputs is based on the fact that we are restricted to a time interval of length d, during which none of the inhibitory inputs is the result of feedforward inhibition from one of the excitatory inputs.
Proposition 3 above says that every Hamiltonian isotopy is a Hamiltonian flow restricted to some time interval.
Therefore we restricted the maximum time interval to 6 years and included a control group to evaluate this hypothesis.
