In the second place, one characteristic of a Poisson process is that the moments of time when events occur are uniformly distributed over time (see Ross 1989, p. 224; Law and Kelton 1991, p. 393).
They include synergies period measured by Stopwatch and TEREFES, WBB data arrival periods, values of CoP displacements, and a diferent kind of vector which measures the point in time when events occur in the execution time.
The precise calculation of the time when events are triggered is crucial to ensure exact results of the numerical integration process.
Netflix's political saga (pictured, right) returns at a time when real events are in danger of putting it in the shade.
For co-founder Gareth Cooper, the man behind annual Alpine wingding Snowbombing, the plaudits came as a big relief – launching a new festival at a time when existing events were downsizing or closing altogether represented a considerable risk.
The contrasting perspectives of Mr. Maksik's trio of narrators — each telling his or her story in the past tense from a time when the events described have faded in importance — add to the complexity and the suspense.
In "Weather Won't Give New York What the Calendar Says Is Here," a piece written on Nov. 27, 2001, Andy Newman reports on an unseasonably warm fall at a time when the events of Sept. 11 were never far from thought: The end of summer came and went.
The makeover represents a rethinking of what it means to be a newsweekly, but no redesign can gild the cold fact that it remains a news magazine that comes out weekly at a time when current events are produced and digested on a cycle that is measured with an egg timer, not a calendar.
It was a time when the events of our lives were largely ruled by chance, or what we use to call it -- destiny.
After all relevant events were detected, they were consolidated in a single data set with records in the form 〈issue number, event, time when event occurred 〉 (step 7 of Fig. 4).
