The phrase "adjustable time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a time setting or schedule that can be modified or changed according to needs or preferences.
Example: "The meeting will be held at an adjustable time to accommodate everyone's availability."
Alternatives: "flexible time" or "modifiable time".
The digital output of the discriminator channel has adjustable time width.
The objective is to reproduce and further predict future oil production in different scenarios in an adjustable time window.
These methods combine an adjustable time step with a spatial grid that adapts to spatial intermittency at a fixed time.
Effects due to the finite temporal width of the photoemission probe-pulse with adjustable time delay were introduced by partially transforming the nonequilibrium double-time lesser Greens function to real frequency.
For a demonstration of the dependence of the electron deflection angle on the optical phase of the deflecting fields, we again use two spatially separated laser pulses with an adjustable time delay.
With the calculations of two different accumulative errors, the sunrise/sunset database provides a series of electronically adjustable time intervals and tracks in the color space to reappear as the most beautiful moment of sunrise/sunset, at sometime and somewhere.
This paper presents a battery-less wireless sensor network (WSN) equipped with electromagnetic (EM) energy harvesters and sensor nodes with adjustable time-interval based on stored the energy.
The reference is separated from the fundamental using a dichroic filter, and directed to the camera through a spatial filter and adjustable time-delay arm.
Main functions of the chip include filtering and cycle calculation of rotor angular position signals, commutation logic according to rotor cycle and turn-on/turn-off angles (θon/θoff), controllable pulse width modulation (PWM) waveforms generation, chopping control with adjustable delay time, and commutation control with adjustable delay time.
The paper proposes a readout circuit architecture with adjustable integration time for dual-band infrared detectors.
We show the retrieval of the phase and amplitude information, multi-wavelength operation and continuously adjustable storage time over 21 pulse widths.
