Sentence examples for gauge time from inspiring English sources
So children suffering from attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder find it hard to gauge time correctly.
The additional transmission of the heralding photon from Alice to Bob and its usage to gauge time periods of weak turbulences has further improved the extracted key rate to 0.65 bits per sifted photon.
Attempts to link GEOSAT with the missions in the 1990s have relied on tide gauge time series with the assumption that geographically correlated errors in GEOSAT have zero effect.
Correlation and variance reduction in available monthly tide gauge time series are improved in more than 80% of the selected sites by up to 0.2 and 5 cm2, respectively.
The procedure is general in the sense that non-concurrent altimetric missions may be inter-calibrated, the only requirement being well calibrated tide gauge time series spanning the operational lifetimes of the two satellites.
The surprising discovery, reported online today in Nature, offers insights into how animals gauge time.
These reconstructions are combined with recent gauge time-series to cover the entire precipitation extremes of the last 60 000 years.
The basin average of 14 tide-gauge time series is in strong agreement with the basin average of the altimeter data, with a root mean square difference of 18 mm and a correlation coefficient of 0.95.
The gauges "time stamped" the readings to help researchers determine where subjects were at the times of highest exposures.
Chromatin was solubilized by cavitation using needle extraction (4 times 20 gauge, 4 times 26 gauge), a protocol modified from Jin and Felsenfeld, 2007.
