The phrase "across both times" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used when discussing events or phenomena that occur in two different time periods or contexts.
Example: "The study examined the changes in behavior across both times, revealing significant differences."
Alternatives: "over both periods" or "during both eras".
Owing to the repeated-measure study design, complete data across both times were required, leaving a final sample of 208 individuals.
In terms of the pairwise comparisons, a statistically significant drop in self-efficacy was observed across both times points: Time 1 to Time 2, t 67) = 4.15, p < .001, d = 0.50; Time 2 to Time 3, t 67) = 8.97, p < .001, d = 0.97.
The play's deft weave includes parallel discussions of skiing across both time periods and a delicious segue from the adjectival form of Naples in the first act to much fuss about the capital of Morocco in the second.
Where information initially flowed in one direction, it now moves freely across both time and space.
The OFDM model in (19) and (20) is modified by incorporating data-symbol repetition across both time and frequency, requiring block-based transmissions of B OFDM symbols.
Examples of repetition patterns are given in Figs. 2 and 3. Fig. 2 Spectral redundancy is distributed across both time and frequency within this pattern of B=2 OFDM symbols, N=16 subcarriers, and M=8 data-symbols.
Acquisition of digital images and associated data serves as a good basis for repeatable research, across both time and place of different institutions, allowing the exchange and safe, non-destructive analysis of obtained results.
However commercial deployment of CCS faces significant technical and economic uncertainties, which necessitate flexibility in system development strategies as well as coordination of all aspects of a CCS system across both time and space.
The Field Test scaling analysis revealed that there was overwhelming consistency across modes for both the literacy and numeracy linking items so that a single common scale could be established for each domain that was linked across both time and mode of assessment.5.
It determines their rights and obligations to each other and sometimes to third (non-state) parties.43 Its can be created through treaties between states or arise through a practice that has become generalised across both time and geography (i.e. customary law).44 The application of rules of international law to crisis communications of the state is not always evident.
Recalling that the long training consists of a number of isolated subcarrier symbols across both time and frequency, we note that, in the absence of channel distortion, at the optimum timing phase, the analyzed subcarrier signals reach their maximum amplitudes independent of one another.
