The phrase "a time order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a sequence or arrangement of events based on the time they occur.
Example: "In the report, we will present the findings in a time order to illustrate the progression of events."
Alternatives: "chronological order" or "temporal sequence".
Finally, the separated target signal is obtained from arranging the separated signal from each frame, in a time order sequence.
In 1801 Epsilon Eridani was included in Histoire Céleste Française, Joseph Jérôme Lefrançois de Lalande's catalogue of about 50,000 stars, based on his observations during 1791 1800, in which observations are arranged in a time order.
This global approach can be summarized as being a reconstruction of the phase space, based on a time ordered series of data obtained from the system.
In the cumulative meta-analysis, studies are added one at a time, ordered by year of publication, and the results are pooled as each new study is added.
For Group A, the obligatory VPs were presented in a timed order.
For Group A the virtual patients were activated in a timed order ("spaced activation"), whereas Group B could work on all VPs from the beginning.
These 24 AP2 mRNAs varied in abundance and amplitude but together formed a time-order sequence that spanned the tachyzoite division cycle (see five example mRNA curves in Fig. 8B).
As emphasized above, this is a direct consequence of the sequential element implicit in the natural selection process and which imposes a time-order ranking on the balls in the boxes.
It is random with respect to a complete set of network states characterized by a description of which links are attached to a node as well as a time-ordering of these links.
To identify late response genes, we propose a new model based on a dynamic time order network (DTON).
In order to find whether a pair of genes has a dynamic time order relation, we look at their log-likelihood difference.
