Sentence examples for hourly change from inspiring English sources

Eligible patients were randomised to one of the two groups to receive either a 24 hourly change (n=53) or a 48 hourly change (n=48) of the CSC.

The reasons include the relatively negative function of tree to decrease the wind velocity and the hourly change of the sun's location.

Third, even if there is no change in TA and hourly compound mean levels in flies, hourly changes in the slope of the relationship between compound abundance and total abundance (AV; see Figures 10 and 11 for hourly change) imply there must be a change in the proportions of different compounds even in a fly with constant TA.

These he called Managers, people who require a weekly calendar splotched to saturation with hourly changes of venue and cohort.

This capability lets them respond dynamically to seasonal changes in demand or hourly changes in market prices.

Utilities now use algorithms to predict demand a day ahead and then schedule hourly changes to power generation.

Twenty-first-century political pollsters, transported to the eras of these plays, would find the daily, even hourly, changes in popular opinion all too familiar.

I don't keep a TV near my desk because I don't want to get caught up in the hourly changes.

The objective of this study was therefore to compare the incidence of VAP in patients who receive either 24 hourly or 48 hourly changes of the CSC.

The site measurement was undertaken to investigate the dynamic feature of such dwelling by monitoring hourly changes of air temperatures over the building complex with some of the key weather data.

A Mixed-Integer Linear Programming formulation is used to model system behavior over a time horizon of one year, considering hourly changes in both the availability of renewable resources and energy demand.