Sentence examples for breakdown time from inspiring English sources

Depending on the image density and water, this breakdown time can take days or weeks".

The breakdown time duration in this case is 3 consecutive time intervals or 15 min.

The oxide breakdown time (OBT) was found to decrease with increasing temperature for all concentrations investigated.

They proposed that Rc = 0.8 Vs Tc where Vs is the shear wave velocity and Tc is the breakdown time.

While the idea of having a ton of friends bring their desktops might sound reasonable this can result in hours of setup and breakdown time.

At approximately 14 45, there is a 22%% speed drop, and this is the breakdown time identified using the logic in Fig. 2.

Burke quotes a Springsteen interview in which the Boss said that "Nebraska" was about the loss of community and "spiritual breakdown," times and places when people "just get shot off somewhere where nothing seems to matter".

In addition, in the usual cases of spark breakdown, time-dependent energy input is a more realistic assumption than instantaneous energy input (see [31, 32]).

In addition, in the usual cases of spark breakdown, time-dependent energy input is a more realistic assumption than instantaneous energy input [27, 28].

There is a strong positive correlation between the level of non-conformities and downtime and breakdown times for both analyzed machines.

In the latter case, the time-to-breakdown time was censored.