Sentence examples for established through time from inspiring English sources

Marine monitoring in the northeast Atlantic is delivered within identifiable monitoring themes, established through time and defined by the geographical area and policy drivers they serve, the sampling methodologies they use, their assessment methodologies, their funding and governance structures and the people or organisations involved in their implementation.

Figures or graphs representing practical storage life in different conditions can be established through time tolerance and tolerance (TTT) studies.

These SNPs were chosen in an order in which their association with breast cancer risk was established through time [ 26, 27, 57- 60].

The theory of electron transport mechanism in mesoscopic systems exhibiting quantized conductance has been gradually established through a time span of decades from the suggestion of the prototype by Rolf Landauer in 1957 [198] to the publication of the book "Electronic Transport in Mesoscopic Systems" by Datta in 1995 [143].

The relations between FLO and the TLO[9] multicarrier formats can be established through their time-frequency duality, as illustrated in Figure 1.

A link between mass transfer boundary layer and bubble force is established through the mass time derivative of the dissolving bubble as function of the local Reynolds, Schmidt and Sherwood numbers.

It mentions two basic possibilities: cooperative source diversity (repetition coding) and cooperative transmit diversity established through distributed space-time block coding (STBC) and a combination of both.

Motor performance of the cervical spine has also been established through the measurement of movement time when engaged in a Fitts' task experiment [ 37- 39].

The time limit was established through a pilot study, which assessed student performance when tested with 10-min, 15-min, or no time limits.

Soak times were established through trial and error.

School clinic dates and times were established through dialogue with the principal or other administrator of each school.