Sentence examples for an interval in which from inspiring English sources

Your Game, the masterful 2004 pop-funk confection, comes after an interval in which he throws merchandise into the crowd ("A tip-and-strip pen! Turn it over, clothes come off!").

"This is an interval in which many of these organisms lived and apparently did okay, despite the extremely elevated levels of atmospheric CO2 that existed at that time".

After an interval in which he returned home and married, he then went to Elis, in the northwest corner of the Peloponnese, to study with Pyrrho.

Particularly, under mild conditions, it can be shown that there is always an interval in which the DWO-optimal estimator is optimal among all estimators.

Interval time-varying delay is a time delay that varies in an interval in which the lower bound is not restricted to be zero.

The following result shows that there is an interval in which every solution of Eq. (13) converges to the zero equilibrium.

Subjects were asked to perform a task, in this case pressing a button during a short interval in which a certain shape was flashed on to a screen.

Briefly; chicks were placed in running wheels within a darkened training box maintained at 30°C and exposed to an imprinting stimulus - a rotating, illuminated red box presented in conjunction with a maternal hen call (Call A, see below for further details about stimuli) - for two sessions of 60 minutes separated by an hour interval in which chicks were returned to incubators.

A round is a time interval, in which the sensors attached to the nodes generate data and then transmit the data to the BS.

In this paper we concentrate our attention on the so-called maximum activity phase and we discuss the role of the Gnevyshev gap (a time interval in which a decrease in solar atmospheric activity is observed) in the time history of Space Weather parameters.

Theorem 2 Suppose that n > 3 is an odd number, then there exists λ ∈ ( 1, 2 ) such that J ( T n λ ) contains an open interval in which all points are buried points (see Figure 1).