Sentence examples for approximate delay from inspiring English sources

The approximate delay between death and necropsy was 2 days.

After an approximate delay of 20 s, the culture was continuously sampled with a flow cytometer to determine the dynamics of the internal pH.

Imposing a 99% restriction on all transport, the seven months' cumulative AR was restrained to 4% or less (on average; Figure 4H), with an approximate delay in peak time of 12 weeks.

In GC analyses, the peak model order provides an indication of how far into the past one signal provides information about another, and may thus be interpreted as indicating the approximate delay in transfer of information (Staudigl et al., 2012).

In the steady-state regime (given by Eq. (2)) and under the constraint x > 0 (the TF-A monomer concentration x t) is all higher than zero), the approximate delay Fokker-Planck equation corresponding to Eq. (16) is derived as (19) ∂ ∂ t P (x, t ) = - ∂ ∂ x A (x ) P (x, t ) + ∂ 2 ∂ x 2 B (x ) P (x, t ).

The Padé approximation is often used to approximate delays in classical control theory [25].

Then, by using sampled data from the unit-step response of the decoupled subsystems, the conventional balanced model-reduction method is carried out to obtain the approximated delay-free/single-delay continuous-time models for the decoupled subsystems with multiple time delays.

The approach consists of first employing a continuous time approximation to approximate the delayed integro-differential system with a large set of ordinary differential equations having stochastic excitations.

The approximate time delay between excitation and the commencing image acquisition was 10 s.

In practice, one can always approximate the delays to arbitrary precision with commensurate delays, resulting in a large but sparse network.

For this reason, it is possible to approximate time delays with this approximation.