Sentence examples for during a specified interval from inspiring English sources
In the measurement of precipitation, it is necessary to distinguish between the amount defined as the depth of precipitation (calculated as though it were all rain) that has fallen at a given point during a specified interval of time and the rate or intensity, which specifies the depth of water that has fallen at a point during a particular interval of time.
Although past records give some guide, it is not possible to estimate very precisely the maximum possible precipitation that may fall in a given locality during a specified interval of time.
In DRO schedules, a reinforcer is delivered contingent on the absence of a target behavior for a specified interval.
This analysis was not feasible because of the time barrier involved in reviewing the entire medical record during the specified interval.
Based on the derived condition, the reliable H ∞ control problem is solved, and an explicit expression of the desired controller is also given, the system trajectory stays within a prescribed bound during a specified time interval.
This is because of the fact that output from a particular hydro unit during a specified time interval depends on the availability of water, reservoir storage volume limit, water transport delay between cascaded reservoirs and on the system configuration as a whole.
Sleep parameters for each fly were measured with the Drosophila Activity Monitoring System (Trikinetics, Waltham, MA), which counts the number of times a given fly crosses an infrared beam during a specified time interval.
The cases and controls were defined during a specified time interval and each subject was followed for subsequent events.
PMRNS are functions that describe the probability that an immature individual of a given age and size will mature during a specified time interval (Heino et al. 2002; Dieckmann and Heino 2007).
Estimates of HIV incidence, the number of new infections that occur during a specified time interval, are generally more useful in monitoring epidemic trends than prevalence, though prevalence estimates are more readily available and thus commonly used.
As shown in the Section "Direct Deaths, Displaced Deaths and Observed Deaths", these features make it impossible to ascertain the total number of air pollution deaths (here defined as any death that has been advanced by air pollution); rather, one can only find a lower bound during a specified time interval.
