Sentence examples for another time interval from inspiring English sources

In this control, the valve of hydraulic damper is pulsed to open during a certain time interval and close during another time interval, which can be referred as switching semi-active stiffness damper (SSASD).

Interactions may be tagged with times, and the link prediction problem may be one of predicting the existence of edges in a time interval, given the edges observed in another time interval.

(6)–(11), one can recalculate the estimates ζ(T), σ(T), μ(T) obtained for some T into corresponding estimates for another time interval of different duration τ: (12) (13) Equations (6)–(13) are very convenient, and we shall use them in our estimation procedures.

Another time interval of study exposure interest was the first 2 years of life, when infants/toddlers spend substantial amounts of time in the home; this may be a critical exposure window for development of allergy and asthma.

To ensure the consistency in ambient temperature during gel strength measurement, the beakers were repeatedly putting in the water bath for a fixed time period and taking them out to measure the viscosity in the atmospheric environment or on the vibrating device for another fixed time interval.

Tackling it involves a large amount of simulations of transients associated to sequences of system transitions, resulting from those actions, where the only difference from one simulation to another is the time interval between transitions, the evolution laws being always the same.

Another factor is the time interval to execute our adaptive traffic control algorithm, in order to update the knowledge about wireless circumstances, e.g., the number of new wireless clients and the current consumed bandwidth.

Another difference was the time interval between G-CSF infusion and the first reassessment of the endometrium; in Gleicher et al. [ 14] study, it was 48 hours in contrast to 72 hours in our study.

The word state defines the configuration pattern of the system at any given moment, and a dynamic system can be represented as a set of different states and a number of transitions from one state to another over a certain time interval [ 9, 10].

For the further future, the plan does not need to be so precise, so,e.g., another two time intervals, we relax the integral constraints, meaning that we require 0≤x c,4,x c,5≤1.

Astronomer Richard de Grijs, working at Cambridge University, teamed with the Utrecht group because he noticed a group of clusters in Hubble images of galaxy M82 that could have formed during a collision with another galaxy during this intermediate time interval.