Sentence examples for identifier time from inspiring English sources

For hydrocarbon reservoir, its data model consists of parameters such as location identifier, time as well as attributes such as porosity, saturation, hydrocarbon and formation volume factor.

In [24], on the other hand, each location point is a triple containing the shop identifier, time and price of a credit card transaction.

In this data set, pid is the subject identifier, time is the total follow-up time, nevent is the total number of events experienced, grp is the covariate for group membership, and logtime is the natural logarithm of time.

Each dataset contains the following variables: the panel identifier, time identifier, proportion of births in each category of the characteristics (i.e. population structure), and percentage of skilled birth attendants.

For each session, the workload contains: a user identifier, start time, end time, number of bytes requested, and the size of the file accessed.

Optionally, metadata identifier and time range may be provided.

Finally, the descriptor of this node contains not only an identifier, a time stamp, but also a set of super-peer candidates, which in its turn is used by the upper SPS overlay for selecting super-peers.

They've done so, he says, and have also made it so that there's no way to use a Kiwi Ki (the official branding for their RFID 'keys') as an identifier; each time it communicates with a lock, it sends a randomly generated number, meaning you can't track it reliably from one moment to the next.

The use of 'health passports', as in Malawi, which maintains the same antenatal clinic identifier over time, also holds promise.

Bernatos et al. In 1986 (35) employed a static nonlinear element with time-varying autoregressive moving average (ARMA) model and Moser and Graupe in 1989 (36) proposed a nonstationary identifier of time-varying AR parameters.

With a properly implemented hash function, running the same exact file through the algorithm twice will return the same identifier both times — but changing a file even slightly completely changes the hash.