Pendulums are used to regulate the movement of clocks because the interval of time for each complete oscillation, called the period, is constant.
However, because operational GNSS observations suggested that no or little deformation have occurred around the Hokkaido area during the ScanSAR observation interval (not shown), and because the interval of acquisition date between the interferometric pair was 42 days, we assumed that there were no surface deformation signals in Fig. 4a.
The most common response to the objection is that there is no contradiction because the interval of time traversed by the time traveller and the duration of her journey are measured with respect to different frames of reference: there is thus no reason why they should coincide.
Thus GSI efficiency was greater than PSI efficiency because the interval of time between selection cycles in GSI is shorter than in PSI.
In this case, the complexity of computing the exact outage probability increases as the number of hops increases, because setting the interval of integration for each variable from (7) is very difficult.
While numerical information is provided in the diagram, the correct choice may not be obvious to novices in the standard diagram because the spatial intervals of the eons do not proportionally correspond to their temporal lengths.
The obtained peaks of the PL spectrum were ascribed to the vibronic progressions related to the S1 0-0) transition at 520 nm, as shown in the absorption spectra in Figure 3, because the energy intervals of the observed PL peaks were approximately 0.17 eV corresponding to the stretching energy of perylene rings, as mentioned earlier.
The situation for the plant mass and leaf traits is not conclusively elucidated because their meta-QTL positions are between those of the drought avoidance and both the root/height meta-QTLs, and because the confidence intervals of those meta-QTLs are quite large due to the lower number of individual QTLs used.
It's difficult to say, simply because the intervals between quakes of that magnitude are so long and historical records in many regions are so short.
However, such a high time resolution is rare in general, because the time intervals of repeating earthquakes or repeated active seismic experiments are usually long in time.
