Sentence examples for in a given time window from inspiring English sources

This deafness problem is mitigated by distributing the timing of light flashes in a given time window.

In order to counteract this deafness problem, we adopt a variant of the Reachback Firefly Algorithm to distribute the timing of light flashes in a given time window without affecting the quality of the synchronization.

This strategy is derived from the total converted energy of a synchronized switch damping (SSD) system in a given time window.

But in multimodal control, the total converted energy in a given time window is increased and the control performance is improved when some extrema are skipped.

The global performance of the link managers is measured as the number of finished trips in a given time window.

As before, we consider the dynamics in a given time window of length T within which the conflict dynamics can be assumed to be (approximately) stationary.

With ToxID, analyte detection was done fully automated by the software and based on the presence of the exact mass (±5 ppm) in a scan within a given time window (the database retention time, ±30 s).

To compare the activities in the same neuronal population in response to two events at sequential time points, we used TetTag bi-transgenic mice in which neuronal activities at a given time window can be persistently labeled.

For example, a popular approach to maximize the sample size for each regression is to include all observations with data for a given time window in the regression for that time window, even though some may be excluded from models of other time windows because of missing data.

The turn probability was thus defined as the likelihood of implementing a turn within a 1 s time window, resulting in values smaller than 1 (in the case of 1 all runs entering a given time window switch to a turn) and larger or equal to 0 (in the case of 0 no turn takes place during a given time window).

This statistic tests the null hypothesis that the incidence of events within a given time window is equal to the incidence of events outside the window.