Sentence examples for a usual interval from inspiring English sources

Here, for two real numbers (t< s), the symbol ([t,s]) denotes either an order interval in Y or a usual interval in (mathbb{R}).

This formula usually gives larger confidence intervals than the usual interval length of LOD-1 decrease.

In the STA process, NICE may issue a 'minded no' and give the manufacturer more than the usual interval in which to respond with further submissions.

To induce some learning but leave headroom for future learning, we delivered a series of learning trials that repeated the same direction of instruction, but with an instruction-test interval of 6 s instead of the usual interval of 2.5 s.

These two properties, which are missing in the usual interval operations, will enable the extension of many results from usual state space models to interval state space models.

The operations in Definition 1 give similar results to the usual interval operations as given in [2] when ∈ , but generally they give only subintervals if ∈.

Once the initial treatment has stabilized, the usual interval between visits and lithium serum measurements in young adults goes from 8 to 12 weeks, but elderly patients are monitored more frequently.

Let us remark here that the equation D gH X ( t ) = F ( t, X ( t ) ) is equivalent to D gH X ( t ) ⊖ gH F ( t, X ( t ) ) = { 0 } and also equivalent to F ( t, X ( t ) ) ⊖ gH D gH X ( t ) = { 0 }, but it is not equivalent to D gH X ( t ) − F ( t, X ( t ) ) = { 0 } (here the '−' is in the usual interval arithmetic sense).

This formula generally gives larger confidence interval than the usual interval length of LOD-1 decrease.

19 The usual interval between tea being poured and drunk was categorised as four or more minutes, 2-3 minutes, and less than two minutes.

But I did my usual interval-training workout on a treadmill next to people who looked as if they had not eaten in a week, let alone exercised.