Sentence examples for detector time from inspiring English sources

After a solid sweary stand-off between the two old pros/foes (with Allison inconspicuously eavesdropping outside), Dar puts him on notice: it's lie detector time.

Energy and detector time resolution were 11.5% FWHM and 1.6 ns FWHM, respectively.

DIALOG integrates important tools for detector time alignment procedures and time alignment monitoring on the front-end system.

In addition, we calculate the number of detectors that can be multiplexed as a function of open-loop system bandwidth, amplifier noise, and detector time constant.

The ranges of fractal dimension (0.80 ⩽ D ⩽ 2.25 for short and 0.85 ⩽ D ⩽ 2.01 for intermediate GRB) are shifted over range for theoretical fractal curve (1 < D < 2) due to the finite detector time resolution.

Table 2 The advantages and weaknesses of the behavior-based detection Advantage Weakness Detecting unconceived types of malware attacks Storage complexity for behavioral patterns Data-flow dependency detector Time complexity Detecting the polymorphic malwares  .

In this study, column temperature, detector time-constant, pre-gradient isocratic hold-time, pre-column mixing volume, column, and HPLC type were considered.

The DIRC bar boxes of the BaBar experiment at SLAC could possibly be reused to form a part of the TORCH detector time-of-flight wall area, proposed to provide positive particle identification of low momentum kaons in the LHCb experiment at CERN.

Chromatography grade water and methanol (VWR International LLC, West Chester, PA) were used for high-pressure liquid chromatograph equipped with a photodiode array detector (HPLC-PDA) and liquid chromatograph/mass selective detector time-of-flight (LC/MSD TOF) analysis.

From that, individual vehicle's on-detector-time and time gap between two consecutive vehicles can be derived.

For calorimetry, particle identification with ring image Cherenkov detectors, time-of-flight measurements, etc., sophisticated photosensors have been realized.