Sentence examples for concept of duration from inspiring English sources

In the framework of duration models, specific attention is given to the concept of duration dependence.

For Locke succession is a more basic concept than duration – since we arrive at the concept of duration by reflecting on the distances between parts of successions – but Reid argues the reverse is the case.

Since a period of (total) silence between the hearing of two sounds would not itself contain any change or succession – at least of an auditory kind – the concept of duration cannot be derived from this period of silence, or so Hume maintains.

The concept of duration of work normally used in describing paid employment cannot be transferred to farming and particularly not to women working in agriculture as partners.

Stanford GSB is such a good mix of hard skills and soft skills and Duffie drilled the concept of bond duration into us like no one else could have.

Engineering infrastructures such as stormwater drains and bridges are commonly designed using the concept of Intensity-Duration-Frequency (IDF) curves, which assume that the occurrence of precipitation patterns and distributions are spatially similar within the drainage area and remain unchanged throughout the lifespan of the infrastructures (stationary).

Messiaen also used the concept of "chromatic durations", for example in his Soixante-quatre durées from Livre d'orgue, which is built from, in Messiaen's words, "64 chromatic durations from 1 to 64 demisemiquavers [thirty-second notes] invested in groups of 4, from the ends to the centre, forwards and backwards alternately treated as a retrograde canon.

In this paper, a general integrated duration definition for multi-component seismic excitations is proposed based on the existing concept of strong motion duration.

Thus, the design method using the concept of critical storm duration can be recommended to estimate a design flood.

By deducing his concept of time from the duration of things, which duration is prior to and independent of motion, Oresme clearly deviates from Aristotle's point of view and the conventional manner in which this topic was discussed among medieval scholastics (Kirschner 2000a, 171 176; Zanin 2000, 257 259; Caroti 2001).

Recently, Demidenko et al. [ 12] evaluated the concept that duration of cell cycle arrest determines the progressive loss of proliferative capacity characteristic of cellular senescence [ 12].