Sentence examples for a small time offset from inspiring English sources

Thus, all the readers terminate the power sweep step at the same time plus a small time offset, and it is possible to exchange information through the readers' network without the need of additional UWB transceivers in the proposed readers' architecture.

Algebraic formulas to directly compute amplitude, damping, frequency and phase parameters and dc offset component into a small time window for variable multi-frequency oscillations are proposed.

A small alteration in length (dL) within a small time segment (dt) is related to the velocities of the endpoints of the object: d L = v 1 − v 2 L. Using this technique in the ultrasound loops, the image lines are divided in small distances (offset) in this study by 8 mm and regional velocities within each offset is calculated several times.

As a result of a time offset, a moving object edge will be spatially offset.

(a) Time offset between reference and test signal.

However, faster movement along with more frequent collisions was offset largely by a smaller time window for forming cell-cell attachments before moving apart.

The metric allows determining an estimate of the time offset and the frequency offset, that are denoted as and respectively.

A sharp, prominent maximum defined the actual time offset.

There is a detailed report on SERR for LLR (Otsubo et al. 2011), which concludes that SERR whose aperture is 20 cm yields two times reflection performance compared with the A15 retroreflector if a small offset angle [dihedral angle offset (DAO)] being 0.65 ± 0.1 arc second (corresponding to 0.44 ± 0.068 μm offset at the edge of 20-cm SERR) is added to one of three dihedral angles of the SERR.

"I suspect they are going to have a hard time offsetting the increased regulations," said Mr. Fitzpatrick.

The unknown time offset θ and frequency offset ε will be estimated considering a channel impulse response with 32 taps.