Sentence examples for fixed span from inspiring English sources
Between 2008 and 2011, the Highlands-Sea Bright Bridge, which was originally a drawbridge, was replaced with a fixed span 30 feet higher than the current bridge.
The raw sample correlation between this fixed span persistency and our original measure of persistency was 0.88 while it was 0.90 with the fixed 60 DIM.
In recent years, theoretical computer scientists have demonstrated ingenious alternatives called "wait-free" algorithms, which guarantee that all cores will make progress in a fixed span of time.
Yet lock-free algorithms don't come with very satisfying theoretical guarantees: All they promise is that at least one core will make progress on its computational task in a fixed span of time.
He writes: "I thought I had enough inductions to venture to say that it is an established law that species die like individuals, and that they are bound to make their appearance in the world for a fixed span of time".
Options for the drawbridge include replacement with a fixed span of concrete girders or steel girders, and several different levels of repair are being considered.
Two hydraulic rams, located on either side of the transition spans, lift the transition spans off the pontoon allowing the pontoon to retract under the fixed bridge.
Each ceiling bed becomes, in effect, a fixed beam spanning the width of the cave passage.
The time to the acquisition of a GFP-positive state was fixed, always spanning the second to early third day of differentiation.
We speculate that the effect of mating and mifepristone is masked in the shorter-lived backgrounds because of fixed life span-shortening alleles.
By contrast, when interneurons exhibit membrane resonance in the gamma band, oscillations are always robust, regardless of noise or input fluctuations and this holds even when resonance frequency of interneurons is not fixed but spans a relatively large domain.
