Sentence examples for certain interruption from inspiring English sources

Hence, for a particular interrupted SU, the handoff target subchannel should meet certain interruption delay constraint.

LTE only supports hard HO so there will be a certain interruption time associated with every HO, when the user will not be connected to any eNB.

C60 advantages in comparison with traditionally used photosensitizers are high absorption coefficients, high degree of photostability, little photobleaching, and prolonged response to irradiation due to the presence of multiple aromatic bonds, which are able to resist a certain interruption of π-conjugation caused by ROS back attack [5, 6].

The goal is for residents to know when to avoid certain interruptions which would be detrimental to their work processes, while maintaining situational awareness and keeping an open eye or ear to know when switching tasks is appropriate to prioritize another patient over the current one.

The exhibition has thrilling examples of this excellence, gathered from museums in America, Italy, Greece and the Balkans.But anyone who overstresses Byzantium's continuity will struggle to cope with certain awkward "interruptions"—like the fact that 1,000 years ago, the word "Hellene" was used only in a negative sense, to denote someone who preferred paganism to Christianity.

Moreover, the quantitative data showed that the abnormal-weight children encountered a certain degree of interruptions to their School Performance and Social Functioning but not to their Emotion Functioning.

However, it has been recently demonstrated that after prolonged anodic polarization an unusual promoted activity is observed for a certain time after current interruption.

This paper investigates the thermal fatigue damage in the cladding due to repetitive and unplanned beam interruptions under certain operational conditions.

As seen in Figures 2, 3 and 4, there can be interruptions between certain data values.

"It's this huge long formula where we've placed in certain sections where these interruptions will happen," Nickel says.

Insertion-induced interruptions of certain endogenous genes are therefore unavoidable.