The phrase "application of the time" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing the relevance or utilization of time in a specific situation or process.
Example: "The application of the time in project management is crucial for meeting deadlines."
Alternatives: "use of time" or "utilization of time".
We also note that after the application of the time varying leverage, all models except ARMA show a substantial increase in their trading performance.
Afterwards, by application of the time map continuation theorem, Wang [11] discussed the existence of periodic solutions of a kind of Rayleigh equation u t)+fbigl u'(t bigr)+gbigl u(t) bigr)=p t).
A new concept, called double-decomposition, is here discussed and models for turbulent transport in porous media are classified in terms of the order of application of the time- and volume-averaging operators, among other peculiarities.
The application of the time series data (showing trend) is compared across the destination, and exploring the determinants of female migration using GMM is to the best of the knowledge of author first time attempted, especially in the case of Bangladesh.
This research provides instructive ideas to the application of the time-delayed absorber in practical engineering.
It is verified that the approximate solutions obtained by application of the time-dependent numerical method with boundary-conforming, curvilinear coordinates satisfy the optical theorem.
In this paper, the chaotic motions of a two-dimensional airfoil are controlled by the application of the time-delayed continuous feedback method of Pyragas.
This comparison shows the good agreements between two predictions, which support the above arguments for the error and the successful application of the time-domain CAA methods.
Accordingly, the application of the time-predictable model (Shimazaki and Nakata 1980) to the recent Nankai Trough earthquake sequence predicts a short recurrence interval to the next earthquake, considering the small magnitudes of the 1946 and 1944 events.
They comprise the application of the Time-domain Spectral Finite Element Method in the case of analysis of finite and semi-infinite computational domains, damage modelling in the case of analysis of drill-hole influence, as well as the Bloch reduction in the case of analysis of periodic computational domains.
Application of the time-frame expansion technique yields similar predictions for the network under perturbation.
