Sentence examples for based on the elapsed from inspiring English sources

There are three ways to flush consumed data into HDFS: periodically based on the elapsed time, the size of data or the number of events [17].

To verify the efficacy of such technique, the slump and air content losses of fresh concrete in this study were evaluated based on the elapsed time.

Another approach would be to deterministically unlock a (xi _t) fraction of the locked on loads, based on the elapsed time since they locked.

Each possibility was evaluated: whether its slump loss can be controlled, by measuring its workability based on the elapsed time; and whether it can be used as a structural material, by measuring its strength.

If we assume that all accumulated slip deficits in the 1979 source area were released by the 1906 earthquake, the plate interface of the 1979 earthquake source region should have been able to accumulate a slip deficit of approximately 2.4 3.2 m based on the elapsed time between the 1906 and 1979 earthquakes, assuming a convergence rate of the Nazca Plate of 5.5 cm/year (Chlieh et al. 2014).

Another limitation is the potential for differential recall based on the elapsed time from reference date to the interview.

For the time-varying properties of calluses in relation to the healing period, stepwise material properties were imposed on the callus part based on the time elapsed, and the loading conditions were coupled with the callus properties based on the length of the healing period.

Two types of clones, persistent and transient, are observed in ovaries and are classified based on the time elapsed between clone induction and clonal analysis.

There was no selection of cases based on the time elapsed since coma onset because we wanted the study to be as temporally close to a clinical setting as possible.

To design the protocol, a table was created for better data assessment, based on the time that elapsed between surgery and the start of physiotherapy.

Chi-square testing was used to evaluate differences in attrition rates based on the amount of time elapsed since the most recent training.