Sentence examples for a single arrival from inspiring English sources

Each PEV-driving profile is modeled as having a single arrival and departure time.

A performance analysis of a system subjected to a single arrival rate is performed to investigate the impact of λ on profit.

As noted in Section 2.1, the scheduling model represents each driving profile as having a single arrival and departure time to a charging station.

In addition to a system subjected to a single arrival rate, a system subjected to two arrival rates (λlow = 0.0027 requests/s and λhigh = 0.0053 requests/s) was also experimented with.

The semblance contours are as expected for a single phase arrival, even for later time intervals, suggesting that the main energy arrives from one direction.

While systems with a single mean arrival rate have typically been studied in the literature, in some systems, λ can vary based on the time of day or day of the week.

This scenario is supported by Figure 1 where I plot the marginal effect of a minimum wage increase by number of years in the U.S. Splitting the arrival year groups into single arrival years reduces estimate precision, but we still see evidence indicating that the mobility effect is concentrated in the first years after arrival.

Unlike to low request rates, if the average number of users in a cell is high the influence of a single-user arrival or departure from a cell on is diminishing and a user's optimum BS hardly changes during the service time.

This four-component climatology-interactive model includes a Poisson probability law for number of ship arrivals, a Bernoulli probability law for grounding in a single random ship arrival, an estimation of the probability parameter in the Bernoulli law from model tests, and a determination of recurrence intervals or return periods.

Finding your way to the baths Most stays at onsen are for a single night, with arrival after lunch and checkout after breakfast.

These are added to a single queue upon arrival and then serviced to the output links on a first-come, first-served basis.