Sentence examples for between consecutive time intervals from inspiring English sources
Growth did differ between consecutive time intervals, which was attributable to negligible growth occurring during the colder months of autumn/winter.
The model remains constant through the coherence time, and independently changes between consecutive time intervals with independent and identically distributed (i.i.d).i.d
A wireless multiantenna channel is considered between each of the users and the BS, where a quasistatic block fading model is assumed, which keeps constant through the coherence time, and independently changes between consecutive time intervals with independent and identically distributed (i.i.d).i.d
In general, a breakdown is defined when the speed decrease between two consecutive time intervals exceeds a pre-specified threshold, and this lower speed is sustained for a predefined length of time [18].
In this work, we adapted the TC method by calculating the correlation coefficient from the change rates rather than change levels between consecutive time points since the time interval of the measurements was not constant (personal communication, Feng He).
Fractional doses of 1500 cGy were given to the inguinal area for 3 consecutive times with intervals between each fraction using a 6 MeV electron (Varian 21 EX linear accelerator), while the rest of the mouse body (except for the inguinal area) was shielded from radiation using lead blocks.
The interval "N" between two consecutive time steps can be calculated: N = T2-T1.
In the proposed algorithm, the available bandwidth of a network is well estimated with time intervals between consecutive ACKs.
Existing studies show that time intervals between consecutive events of human activities follow uniform power-law distributions and human activities are temporally correlated.
To obtain the desired frequency value, the method exploits the histogram of time intervals between consecutive zero-crossing events, and works with success in the presence of zero-mean additive noise.
