Sentence examples for because the duration is from inspiring English sources

But veterans say this downturn -- in which ticket sales were off $3 million to $5 million last week, four shows have closed, one show has canceled and warhorses like "Les Misérables" and "Phantom of the Opera" are at risk because they depend on tourists -- is the most dramatic because the duration is so uncertain.

A 1-week therapy period plus a 1-week decrement period is inconvenient for patients because the duration is long and noncompliance may be possible.

However, in the case of the event of September 22, 1858, we could not determine the range of magnitude and epicentral distance because the upper limit of the duration is unknown (Fig. 3a).

No significant linear distortion is confronted in MC-CDMA because the symbol duration is much longer than the delay spread.

However, the average delivery duration was similar for RA-FFF and RA-C because the delivery duration is largely limited by the gantry rotation speed and leaf speed, not the dose rate.

In PRF, because the pulse duration is only a small percentage of the time between pulses, the average tissue temperature rise for the same RF voltage is much less for PRF than for RF.

However, we clearly observe that it experiences frequent handoffs, because the connection duration is not considered, and thus, it cannot achieve the best performance.

This mismatch is because the cursor duration is already at its smallest possible value, and the most frequently used characters are already assigned to their most error-prone locations (e.g., the top row).

On the other hand, the device nodes which are not getting GTS allocation can increase their data packets transmitted in CAP because the CAP duration is increased.

As previously mentioned, a CSA is not appropriate for fast signal readouts of small dust particles of a few μm or less, because the impact duration is approximately 1 ns.

However, this is unlikely to be a factor in simple fear conditioning because the shock duration is too brief for a clinging versus jumping reaction to influence exposure.