Sentence examples for counting period from inspiring English sources

With Kai's blessing, UNAMA established and manned an election center that ran around the clock through the balloting and counting period.

Every time the Timer A finishes one counting period, the ADC output is read and a new conversion is started.

Data acquisition was performed using identical parameters and involved a 10-min counting period to reduce statistical noise.

The MCNP computations predicted that for a standard error of 10% in counting statistics, the detection of a 2000 ppm chloride concentration (the corrosion threshold) in reinforced concrete can be achieved in a seven minute counting period.

The revised Uniform System of Accounts (USOA) is a historical financial accounting system which reports the results of operational and financial events in a manner which enables both management and regulators to assess these results within a specified ac- counting period.

The third FPC curve (FPC3) has an inverted U-shape, and high scores on FPC3 indicate higher than average counting times in the mid of the counting period, while high negative scores implies shorter counting times in the mid period, compared to what is to be expected for that given general level.

To avoid counting periods where the user is not actively engaged with the system, any interactions taking longer than 30 minutes are counted as 1 minute.

ATP-dependent changes in extracellular luciferase activity were measured as relative luminescence unit (RLU) values integrated over 10 s photon counting periods.

The effect of mating treatment on female reproductive output was examined by looking for differences in lifetime fecundity, the number of eggs laid in each of the four egg counting periods (i.e. 5, 10, 15 days or after mating or between day 16 and until death), egg weight (including egg weight in each of the four egg counting periods), and egg laying rate in each of the four periods.

Point-count stations in native forest were not along trails; walking through this rugged limestone terrain was noisier than in other habitats, so we waited two minutes at each station in forest before beginning the count period.

We compared estimates of the dog population using three analytical methods: Lincoln-Petersen index, the Chapman estimate, and the logit-normal mixed effects model, and a varying number of count periods at different times of the day to recommend a protocol for applying the mark-resight framework to estimate free-roaming dog population abundance.