Sentence examples for for a given time interval from inspiring English sources

A chroma vector represents the power spectrum distribution over the 12 semitone pitch classes for a given time interval.

The changing patterns of these distributions by age (for a given time interval) also reveal certain underlying behavioral regularities.

The proposed algorithm is applied for every N sample taken chronologically to predict buffer state for a given time interval.

Moreover, we show how cross-lagged effects models can help to test the direction of an effect for a given time interval.

Temporal variations in density and temperature on the scale of hours can however, be obtained by performing a superposed epoch analysis for a given time interval and covering a period of several days.

Analysis of the data in the figure indicates that for a given time interval the lipid-free pyrite (with or without UV irradiation) surface results in the largest amount of Fe release.

This is not possible in purely numerical techniques like the Runge Kutta method, which provides solution only at the two ends of a given time interval, provided that the interval is chosen small enough for convergence.

This way, the secular change of the geomagnetic element E would be: (3)and the acceleration in the time evolution of the geomagnetic element would be: (4 So, in a given time interval, for which a0, a1 and a2 were determined for each observatory considered, the time change of the internal field can be mapped for any chosen year.

For resource accounting it is necessary to determine the amount of resources consumed by a given consumer (also called client and consumer) during a given time interval, for example, a billing period.

The adjoint-variable sensitivity analysis scheme for a general integral function within a given time interval is derived, which facilitates a gradient-based mathematical programming solution of the optimization problem.

As a probability function for the number of events in a given time interval, a Poisson distribution can be used to assess the statistical significance of read counts in a given genomic interval.