Sentence examples for bins of time from inspiring English sources

It grouped those beetles into families (the biological classification just above genera, which are groups of species) and then sorted them into bins of time that each lasted 25 million years.

PCH divides the fluctuation record into bins of time T (chosen to be shorter than the dwell time of the diffusing species), and describes the resultant frequency distribution of photon counts (k) within these bins.

The fit relies on the first data point for the later bin of time points, but the bin of earlier time points supports the observation at low weight.

The data obtained from the MC simulations of duration [ T0: T1] was divided into bins of equal time intervals (DT = 2.5 ms).

Spike count time series were constructed using time bins of duration 50 time steps.

The model input data were obtained by creating 525 data bins of (0.2^circ times 0.2^circ) on a grid of 1 ^circ) of latitude and (1^circ) of longitude.

The method conserves total mass independently of the number of bins, time step, initial conditions, or kernel of interaction.

Here, we estimated the effect size for each condition in 10 time bins of 2s each, whereby the first time bin represented the onset of the trial.

We chose time bins of duration 0.25 s to approximately match the minimal timescales of body movement, but our results were robust to changes in the choice of time bin (results for time bins with 100, 50, and 10 ms shown in Supplementary Fig. 5).

The average PSTH from correct trials was calculated for all cells, and combined in a matrix of dimensions ([number of time bins] × [number of cells]), which was then used for PCA, giving [number of time bins] principal components (PCs).

For this purpose, we evaluated average spatial content in each frame, measured as the average across time bins of the maximum decoded probability at each time bin.