Sentence examples for a time-distance from inspiring English sources

The relation between the arrival time of the P and S waves and the epicentral distance i.e., the distance from the point of origin is expressed by a time-distance curve, in which the arrival time is read on the vertical axis and the epicentral distance on the horizontal axis.

It is a time-distance plot.

Mode amplitudes are estimated using the frequency-wavenumber transform, which is the 2D Fourier transform of a time-distance section.

A time-distance mapping function d(t) is defined as the distance between the BS and RS at slot t[20], i.e., d(t): [ 0,T]→ [ d0,dmax], where d max = R 2 + d 0 2 and d0 is the distance between the BS and the rail line as shown in Figure 1.

In offshore projects, the temporal distance is considered: small when there is a time distance between sites of four hours or less; large when there is a time distance between two sites of more than four hours.

Both of these journalists are approaching the subject matter at a time distanced from the crimes themselves.

For each detected molecule, detections located at a time distance of at least 5 s were taken into account.

Table  1 describes the study group at Q3, where the mean maternal age at Q1 was 30.7 years for all respondents, and mean age at filling in Q3 was 31.9 years, yielding a time distance of 14 months between Q1 and Q3.

In the present study, a set of time-distance, kinematic, and coordination parameters were adopted to provide a thorough analysis of gait.

The final result is a representation of the RR, when space-distance and time-distance from a hypothetical dengue patient vary.

Time-distance is a novel statistical measure that is being used to determine the performance of the MDGs.