Sentence examples for a smaller time interval from inspiring English sources

For the force-time history of large trucks (LTs), sudden peaks and variations have compelled the use of a smaller time interval for a stable analysis.

An earlier version, DIFI-2015a, was built from a satellite dataset covering a smaller time interval and using a less recent mantle conductivity model; this version is available as version 0101 from the Swarm data access Web site at https://earth.esa.int/web/guest/swarm/data-access.

Better agreement (k = 0.54) was observed with a smaller time interval (21 days or less).

Thus, the system has a unique optimal solution for a small time interval.

The overland flow model developed can be further applied to natural rainfall conditions by treating excess rainfall intensity as constant over a small time interval.

Consider a (small) time interval of δt > 0, during which a data volume of δb is transferred (i.e., if the full bandwidth is used, δb = Mδt).

It has been proved that the density will be away from vacuum at least in a small time interval provided the initial density is positive.

There exist already some works which show that the correlation should not be constant and even changes over a small time interval as the volatility, see e.g. [5].

Thus in a small time interval ( t, t + Δ t ), the probability for a vote is v ( t ) Δ t, and this is independent of votes in other time intervals, by the definition of a Poisson process.

Note that smallness of M q b ( T ) (cf. Theorem 3.1) can be achieved by small outer pressure or a small time interval, but from now on, let T be fixed.

Note that the trajectory of Cluster spacecraft covers the current sheet twice with a small time interval of 18 31 30 18 31 50 UT (refer to the shaded area in Fig. 1 of Zhou et al. (2014)) but cannot be exhibited in this figure.