Sentence examples for defined as the clock from inspiring English sources

The speed-up, defined as the clock time for a run with one processor divided by the clock time for the same run on multiple processors, is shown in Figure 10(A).

Women worked in the home – a space that society defined as "off the clock" and external to the economy.

Each partition (defined as above) was given a separate clock model.

We use this estimate to derive a time series of "clock error", defined as the difference in timing of two clocks, one based on a theoretically invariant time scale (terrestrial time) and one fixed to Earth rotation (universal time), and compare this time series to millennial scale variability in clock error inferred from ancient eclipse records.

In the current context, 24-hour home care was defined as the need for care around the clock by employed caregivers.

Time is then defined as the ensemble of the indications of similar clocks, at rest relatively to K, which register the same simultaneously".

A frame is defined as the longest possible string of bits that can be transmitted without a clock synchronization.

Thus, we could explain the molecular basis of a clock periodicity QTL to an absolute level of a single nucleotide, colloquially defined as the 'quantitative trait nucleotide' (QTN).

In fact, the "capacity factor" of a wind turbine, defined as the amount of power actually produced in a year, compared with the amount that would result from around-the-clock generation, is about 33percentt.

In our approach we work with a "causal" time (defined as the partial order on some events resulting from their cause effect relationships) rather a physical time (defined as an independent physical variable related to a clock).

This mixture was defined as the input.