Sentence examples for a smaller time window from inspiring English sources

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

As a result, we lost heart samples from spring and could therefore analyze changes after hibernation in heart PL only during a smaller time window.

A smaller time window (89 133 ms), as used in the study of Lascano et al. (2009), would have further reduced the dynamic range.

Each subsequence identifies a smaller time window, and the corresponding feasibility problem is a restricted version of with only variables and constraints for k ∈ T j, which is smaller and thus easier to solve.

Pinho et al.[ 59] have shown that Podarcis from the Iberian Peninsula and North Africa have a similar pattern (between mtDNA and nuclear) but in a smaller time window and using faster evolving nuclear loci and, in contrast to our case, some populations are in contact.

The DFRFT-based method approximates the nonstationary signal by a chirp signal in a small time window.

If a small time window is selected, the algorithm may ignore some real contacts which exist [16].

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.

The spike triggered averages (STA) are obtained by averaging many time-varying stimuli in a small time window preceding every spiking event [24].

Even very popular venues in location-based services will have only a handful of check-ins observed in a small time window.

Noise estimation based on MS estimates noise power level by observing the minimum discrete Fourier transform (DFT) coefficients of input signal in a small time window.