Sentence examples for ignoring the time from inspiring English sources

However, the performance of conventional filtering schemes can be degraded by ignoring the time lag between soil moisture and discharge responses.

The asymptotic estimate is then used to rigorously justify that selections of the optimal sensor configuration can be based solely on a nominal structural model, ignoring the time history details of the measured data which are not available in the experimental design stage.

While that might appear to be the smart move, these Americans are ignoring the time value of investing.

It is a local and pedestrian-based concept of density, that gives information about how pedestrian experiences the nearby space, ignoring the time periods in which a portion of space has been empty.

So he would avoid the whole situation by ignoring the time.

If you take $1 billion dollars in product development costs, for example, and spread that across a vehicle model that sells about 10,000 units a year for 5 years, you're looking at $20,000 per car just to break even (ignoring the time value of money and ROI expectations set by the automaker).

Ignoring the time-dependent part will cause a much poorer positioning performance compared with dual-frequency PPP.

Ignoring the time-honored halakhic law of matrilineal descent, the Reform camp espoused a policy that permits children born of non-Jewish mothers and Jewish fathers to be considered Jews.

To these colicky fanboys I say: Aside from completely missing the point of the spectral pluralism that the X-Men themselves have come to represent, you're ignoring the time-travel element involved here.

Ignoring the time-dependency of nosocomial infections leads to biased conclusions.

Ignoring the time-varying nature as well as small-area variation in air pollution exposure could result in biased estimates of effects (Haneuse et al. 2007).