Sentence examples for epoch interval from inspiring English sources

The epoch interval for the accelerometer was set at 1 min, and the output was expressed as mean counts of VM⋅min-1.

The epoch interval for the ActiGraph monitor was also set at 1 min, and the output was expressed as counts⋅min-1.

29 31 The accelerometers were set to record at 15 s epoch intervals.

The number of families for each interval was tabulated at the midpoints of geological stage or epoch intervals.

The accelerometers were initialized according to the manufacturer's specifications, and PA was recorded in epoch intervals of 15 seconds.

Each stimulus epoch was presented for 4.4 s to every animal with an inter-epoch interval of 5.6 or 10.6 s to allow for the GCaMP signal to return to baseline values.

The warmest phase was in the middle of the epoch, the interval between three and four million years ago.

Anthropocene Epoch, unofficial interval of geologic time, making up the third worldwide division of the Quaternary Period (2.6 million years ago to the present), characterized as the time in which the collective activities of human beings (Homo sapiens) began to substantially alter Earth's surface, atmosphere, oceans, and systems of nutrient cycling.

During the first epoch (baseline, interval 1, from −400 to −200 ms relative to target onset), microsaccade rates were indistinguishable across background conditions (Fig.  2).

For each epoch, an interval 500 ms post-stimulus was selected for the averaged response from the raw MEG data, and a 300 ms pre-stimulus interval was used for noise estimation and baseline removal.

These two SV parts are extracted for the same epochs, at intervals of 0.5 year for GRIMM (2002.0 2005.0) and 1.0 year for CM4 (1960.0–2002.0).