Sentence examples for for preceding time from inspiring English sources

We have seen that FFT domain filtering and equalization helps to significantly relax the requirements for preceding time domain filtering stages while enhancing the passband amplitude and phase response characteristics and providing the sharpened transition band.

Engels and Diehr [ 6] noted the need to use data with real missing patterns, and attempted to overcome these problems by using a dataset where a value was observed after one or more missing values had occurred; the observed value was treated as the true value for the missing data at the preceding time points.

The speaker refers to a reference time preceding speech time which serves as the point of reference for the projected future situation time.

Time period, t for current quarter and t – 1 for preceding quarter.

One salient weakness of our work (as with most studies of ancient culture) is that only tentative cultural associations may be made with qualitative data types, especially for periods preceding historical times.

A new weighted scheme is suggested for forecast of magnetic activity 3 h in advance by accumulation of selected magnetic indices ranked by decreasing order for 12 hrs preceding given time of observation.

Around these times and for up to three days preceding this time, controlling the urge to masturbate could come in handy.

Echo train lengthening was in part compensated for by reducing the preceding delay time to leave TE of the central k-space point unchanged.

His serum level of the lighter congeners (0.378 ng/g, compared to the workers mean of 0.230 ng/g, and referent mean of 0.094 ng/g) was the highest measured, however, even though he had not worked with caulking for over a year preceding the time of sampling.

For each time point in male or female song, we used the temporal pattern of behaviors in a window of ∼1 s (64 frames at 60 fps) preceding that time point for predicting song.

Also note that the cost is not calculated for the current graph state (k,m), but for all those preceding it (at time k + 1).