"encounter time" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the duration or period of time during which an encounter or meeting takes place. Example: During our encounter time, we discussed our project plans and came up with a timeline for completion.
She ran home in the afternoons to breastfeed the baby only to encounter time and time again a cruelly poignant scene.
Zhang et al., Modeling of a Bus-based Disruption Tolerant Network Trace, Proceedings of ACM Mobihoc, 2007.] achieves much lower query success ratio because of the longer inter-node encounter time.
Then, an integrated performance index consisting of maximum line-of-sight angle rate and minimum energy consumption is designed, and optimal control is employed to obtain optimal maneuver strategy when the encounter time is determined and undetermined, respectively.
"I'm always able to rally my thoughts and feelings and believe in some possibility in the future, and now in South Africa, which will never get as dark as it was during the apartheid years, I just encounter time and time again the new generation of young South Africans – white, black, whatever colour – and they embody Nelson Mandela's dream.
The two most commonly used metrics to describe the node encounter time are the inter-meeting time and the next encounter time.
Encounter time was modestly correlated with IDM score (r = 0.237, p =.01).
If your work involves creative thinking, you are bound to encounter times like this — times you feel stuck.
Selfishness is detected by storing a history of encounter times and exchanging the histories during encounters.
It is very common to characterize these encounter times using exponentially distributed random variables.
The first reads: "In the fire service you will encounter times when things go wrong and you must think quickly.
However, this study cannot determine whether Capitation's lower encounter times and less frequent encounters among vulnerable groups represent improved efficiency or reduced accessibility.
