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For a predefined time (T=120mbox{ min}), three different injection modes are practiced (see Fig. 2).
Otherwise, the source waits for a predefined time period to gather information in query reply messages.
To conserve energy, if a node has no activities (e.g., sending or receiving packets) for a predefined time interval, it will automatically change its working state to INACTIVE; this interval can be configured appropriately with the traffic load of the specific application.
The easiest option is to make on-demand CSI request to some specified nodes only when the transmitter has frames directed to them, while a more complex option can be a node caching the obtained CSI for a predefined time and only requesting for the CSI updates if the node has frames to send and the cached CSI is outdated.
> Tanks and jars containing seed samples were stored at 20 °C for a predefined time period.
The target of the forecasts is to predict a seismicity rate (number of earthquakes in a predefined time window) for each magnitude bin at each predefined grid node within a predefined testing region.
Being venture-backable implies certain characteristics: a $1 billion-plus market, exponential growth, spending excess capital and having a strategy for a major liquidity event within a predefined time frame.
Step 4: While Q2 is empty, the data processing will continue in Q1 with a predefined time interval provided that QoS, which is required for Q1, is available.
The method is based on cyclic exposure of a substrate, for predefined time intervals, to two totally independent plasma deposition sources, working in alternative sequences: magnetron sputtering (MS) for metal deposition and Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapor Deposition (PECVD) for hydrogenated amorphous carbon (a-C H) deposition.
The main difference between the methods is that while the life table is calculated for a set of predefined time intervals, the Kaplan-Meier method defines the time intervals to include only one event (revision) and is thus independent of a subjective choice of time intervals.
