Sentence examples for epochs one from inspiring English sources

At the beginning epochs, one or two minutes are needed to fix the ambiguities with the cut-off elevation of 15°.

To estimate the SV at some epoch we used the differences between two close epochs, one year before and one year after; however the numerical results would have been the same by performing numerical derivation of the polynomial part of the regional models.

Within-device differences in HR, SV and CO across the three epochs only reached statistical significance for echocardiography-derived CO between epochs one and two (mean difference: −0.27 L.min−1, p = 0.04, 95% CI: −0.53 to −0.007).

BMI demonstrated a significant but marginal relationship with absolute CO in all epochs with both devices, with absolute HR in epochs one and two, but no significant correlations with SV.

Differences between epochs one and two in population characteristics (sex, plurality, and birth weight), the distribution of annual intensive care activity by hospital of birth (none, 1-499, 500-999, 1000-1499, 1500-1999, ≥2000 neonatal intensive care days), and transfer status ("not transferred," "transferred ≤24 hours," "transferred between 24 hours and 28 days") were tested with χ tests.

The signal obtained during movement was separated into two epochs; one beginning at the start of movement as defined above for the position data and ending at the time point of peak velocity was defined as the accelerative phase, and one epoch starting at peak velocity and ending at the stop of movement was defined as the decelerative phase.

Sensitivity analyses were also performed to investigate the effect of missing 28 day survival data, and the inclusion of deaths before admission to a neonatal unit in epoch one, on the estimated change in survival between epochs.

"Dawn broke that day on a new epoch, one that would carry the name of a man whose ideas and ideals would extend well into the next century" is how he begins "Wilson".

During epoch one, neonatal transport services were patchy and organised on a hospital rather than a regional basis.

The group's members are pondering whether the human imprint on this planet is large and clear enough to warrant the christening of a new epoch, one named for us: the Anthropocene.

So intense has been our impact on the planet that most scientists, Wilson included, believe we have now entered a new epoch, one defined not by natural influences but by those let loose by human beings.