Sentence examples for in definite time from inspiring English sources

The current values of pH and dioxygen volume were noted in definite time intervals up to saturation.

The system determines the spatio-temporal states of road based freight networks (unimodal) and future traffic flow in definite time intervals.

Every utterance that is called a revelation was formed in a definite time and place and bears the marks of its history.

In addition, travel patterns, i.e. numbers of travellers to a specific region in a definite time period, may affect the capacity of travellers surveillance to create an alert.

Processed EEG values have been compared with clinical sedation scores as the mean value recorded in a definite time epoch, but these time epochs have varied widely between studies, ranging from an average of 10 seconds [ 15] to one minute before assessment [ 18], one minute during assessment [ 14], 15 minutes before assessment [ 13] and up to an average of two hours before assessment [ 19].

The removal process of Pb2+ and Cr6+ was performed by flotation of coated polycarbonate substrate in the bulk of sample for a definite time in absence and presence of light.

Alternatively, in the "finite future" view, a cosmic catastrophe at some definite time in the future may destroy the universe: space may collapse to a point, or perhaps a parallel sheet of space (a "brane") will collide with our universe, annihilating everything.

Drug concentration estimated in breast homogenate samples at definite time intervals is shown in Fig. 10.

Unlike bacteria, in eukaryotes there is a definite time gap between when the genome is duplicated and when it is physically separated.

To increase the transmission efficiency, EDCA uses transmission opportunity (TXOP) limit, a definite time interval in which a station can transmit any number of frames with short inter-frame space (SIFS) without contention.

On the same day, Mihailović informed his commanders in Herzegovina that "now is the definite time to wipe out the communists" and to be as tactical as possible with the Muslims and Croats.