Sentence examples for duration of event from inspiring English sources
"duration of event" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You would typically use it when referring to the length of time an event is scheduled to last. For example: "The duration of the event was two hours."
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And Comcast owns the First Union Center in South Philadelphia, where the convention will be held, and which is being renamed the "Comcast-Spectacor Center" for the duration of event.
Continuous time Bayesian network classifiers are designed for analyzing multivariate streaming data when time duration of event matters.
Finally, to give priority to long lasting events which are more likely to be remembered by a user easily, the algorithm calculates (T_e^{i}) which denotes the sum of the duration of event (e_i) in the history H and subsequently, multiply with (d_i) (duration of the event).
Diarrhoea of all grades typically occurred during the first month of bosutinib treatment, with a short median time to first event (3·0 vs. 43·0 d with imatinib) and a short median duration of event (3·0 vs. 5·5 d with imatinib).
Perhaps more importantly, our frame of reference for the duration of events also changes as we age.
From the middle of July 2015, the detected number rapidly decreased, and duration of events lengthened.
The detected number began to decrease from July 2015, and the duration of events lengthened.
Likewise, erosion in a basin may be characterized by sediment yield, number of erosion events, duration of events, intensity of events, and time interval between two consecutive events.
We show in Fig. 1 the distributions of event and inter-event duration, as well as the distributions of number and cumulative duration of events for individual pairs.
The interception difference is explained by the comparison of mean intensity and duration of events in the normal year (8.77 mm/h and 1.88 h) versus the driest year (5.36 mm/h and 2.32 h).
