"actual arrival time" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the specific time when someone or something arrives, as opposed to an estimated or expected arrival time. Example: The train was delayed and did not arrive at the station until 2 PM, which was 30 minutes later than the actual arrival time listed on the schedule.
-- HA HA HA! (Actual arrival time was 11 38 a.m).
The RDF of the exponentially distributed time was evaluated with a distortion equal to the absolute error between the quantized arrival time and the actual arrival time.
However, since the pulse signal is received in noise (and may additionally experience fading over the wireless link), the actual arrival time estimate produced at the receiver will have an associated error.
The Enable Transmission Interval (ETI) is the time elapsed from the actual arrival time of a message at the head of the MAC scheduler to the beginning of the next frame, when the contention process can start.
This is to allow for variation in the actual arrival time from the scheduled arrival time due to the delta-t jitter (10 ms by default) and the synchronization-time (250 ms by default) [8].
The enable transmission interval (ETI), modeled with a nonqueuing infinite server system in Figure 4, is the time elapsed from the actual arrival time of a packet to the head of the CRQ subsystem at the beginning of the next DQ-MAC superframe, when the contention process can start.
Each node maintains a table of timing differences between the actual arrival times of each neighbor's beacon by simply synchronizing with the slowest device in the BP.
After switching to RightETA, the airline virtually eliminated gaps between estimated and actual arrival times.
As a frequent bus, ferry and subway rider, I have plenty of complaints about public transportation, namely that schedules almost never match actual arrival times.
Their idea is that if they think of the arrival of trains at a specific station as a periodic event, they can ignore the actual arrival times and think instead in terms of phases.
It is clear that the Algorithm Detection Times of the stations recording the same SC are very close to the actual Arrival Times calculated by NGDC times, such as in the SCs 1 to 6, 8 and 9, which ensures that the algorithm is very efficient in automatically detecting the SC times correctly.
