The system waits to receive input for five time units.
In our example, one of the sub-tasks executes partly in core π 2 for one time unit and partly in core π 1 for two time units.
Some regulatory interactions take place with more time lags, for example, the known relationship SWI4 → MBP1 shows significant statistical correlation when transcriptional time lag is identified as three time units (three time units = 30 min) [ 22].
The original plans called for three times as many units, but the project was cut back after neighbours protested about the extra traffic it would bring.
In opportunistic multiuser scenarios, the user in not always served by the system, so that its throughput is zero for several time units.
From a health care insurance perspective, we assessed the association between total costs and its two components (basic costs: charges for time units and emergency surcharge; individual costs: charges for clinical examination, diagnostics and treatment in the discretion of the GP).
This correction is made defining the length of the time unit (say a week), making a partition of the frequency period in the time units (a month is formed by 4 weeks), assuming a constant transition rate between every two states for each time unit, and adding up the product of the transition rates for all the possible paths that link the initial state with the final state.
In other words, the four nodes that outline the assigned reciprocal lattice unit cells in the amplitude maps of the dFT of these images account for a five times smaller unit cell in direct space.
A woman remains in each state for a time unit of three months (a "cycle"), with the exception of the "Dead" state, in which a woman remains in this absorbing state.
Your units for speed will be your distance units over your time units.
By this we mean half the execution time for two processing units, quarter for four processing units, and so on.
