as per time

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

The conceptual design of the ancillary systems of the European Test Blanket Modules (TBMs), namely the PbLi circuit, the Helium Cooling Systems (HCSs), the Coolant Purification Systems and Tritium Extraction Systems (TESs), is proceeding as per time schedule adopted by the European Domestic Agency for ITER (Fusion for Energy (F4E)).

6 8 These lifecourse variables have been summarised as per time frame in table 1.

In scenario 2, a company can provide real-time services according to different business models such as pay-per-time, pay-per-data, session-based or pay-as-you-watch.

Computation cost is based on the number of instructions and the processing capacity of a node, which is measured as instructions per time.

For example, an individual can decide to walk more times per week as well as to walk longer per time.

Inspiratory WOB was expressed as the work per breath (J/breath), as the work per volume unit (J/L), and as the work per time unit (J/min).

The RBF-FD method scaled as O(N) per time step, where N is the total number of nodes on the sphere.

It offers high-order accuracy approximation and scales as O(N) per time step, with N being with the total number of nodes.

But he could have taken off twice as much time, per Facebook's newest parental leave policy, announced in November.

It's quite possible that in many locations students that need it most will spend twice as much time per year engaged in productive learning activities.

Fraction irradiations were performed as 2 Gy per time for three times with 2 days interval (2 Gy × 3).