Sentence examples for acquire in time from inspiring English sources

"They don't have the depth of character they will acquire in time -- the patina".

"Mr. Gregory interrogates Mr. LaPierre on the subject of whether to ban a magazine that it is illegal for Mr. Gregory to display but apparently easy enough to acquire in time for a Sunday morning broadcast.

Measurements acquired in-time by continuous Frequency Domain Reflectometer (FDR) sensors were also used and compared with simultaneous resistivity measurements.

For each subject, functional images were first slice-timing corrected, using the middle slice acquired in time as a reference, and then spatially corrected for head movement, using a least-squares approach and six-parameter rigid body spatial transformations.

For time-lapse imaging, images were acquired in time series mode with a time interval of 2 min between frames at a step-size of 2 μm and 1024×1024 resolution.

But the tri-board task force on East Midtown, comprising Manhattan community boards four, five and six, said in a letter last week to the Department of City Planning that "there is no clear sign that sufficient funds are or will be available to address [M.T.A. infrastructure needs] or that such funds could be acquired in time to make improvements before density increases".

On the one hand, the system should keep real time data so that accurate physical parameters could be acquired in time and correct decisions could be made as early as possible.

The signal is digitally acquired in time domain using data acquisition device at a sampling rate of 30 kHz. Figure 1a shows several instances of the gunshot signal, while Figure 1b zooms into one of the instances to show the signal shape.

Preprocessing of the image volumes included realignment of head motions, slice-time correction with reference to the middle slice acquired in time, normalization to the EPI-template based on the Montreal Neurological Institute MNII) reference brain (resampled voxel size 3 × 3 × 3 mm), and spatial smoothing with a Gaussian kernel (8 mm at full-width half-maximum).

All functional images were corrected for slice intensity differences with reference to the middle slice acquired in time; corrected for motion artifacts by realignment to the first volume; corrected for distortions based on the field map [Hutton et al., 2002]; and corrected for the interaction of motion and distortion using the "Unwarp toolbox" [Andersson et al., 2001; Hutton et al., 2004].

The conventional interpretation of production logs (PL) acquired in time-lapse mode helps petrophysicists to detect the advancement of fluid contacts in the near-borehole region.