Sentence examples for epoch of time from inspiring English sources

Other symmetries, such as the invariance (i.e., unchanging form) of the laws under reflections and rotations carried out in space, reversal of time, or transformation to a different part of space or to a different epoch of time, are present both in classical mechanics and in relativistic mechanics, and with certain restrictions, also in quantum mechanics.

18, 19 Overall, the Random Effects model suggests a trend toward increased mortality in surgical patients in the epoch of time after the implementation of RDH restrictions, compared with the epoch of time before the implementation of RDH restrictions.

The subject must first acquire the target and maintain gaze on the target within a small "forgiveness" window for the user-defined epoch of time.

The first task checks that the subject acquires the fixation target after it is presented within the user-defined epoch of time.

Multivariate classification models were applied to recorded data in 30-minute epochs of time to predict crises between 15 and 360 minutes in the future.

The ClinTouch software caused the mobile phone handsets to emit an alarm and vibrate at six pseudo-random times of the day (generated by a random number generator stratified within set epochs of time at least one hour apart) between 9 00 and 21 00 hours.

The accelerometer epoch (period of time where the device measure activity counts prior to saving it) was set at 1 min.

It is a universal museum, whose seventeen curatorial departments cover what the director likes to describe as "every category of art in every known medium from every part of the world during every epoch of recorded time".

The Metropolitan Museum of Art shows what its seigneurial former director, Philippe de Montebello, liked to call "every category of art in every known medium from every part of the world during every epoch of recorded time".

We measured cardiorespiratory responses to constant work-rate exercise over the last 30 sec of each 10%% epoch of endurance time, before and after the intervention period.

Observation intervals (6000 ms interval consisting of 6 consecutive button presses of 1 s each), pause segments (5000 ms interval following each sequence repetition), and the execution interval (movement onset until movement end), were segmented into equally sized epochs (of 512 time points).