Sentence examples for in times of continuous from inspiring English sources

Spatial information about human settlements is key information in times of continuous urban growth and high rates of uncontrolled urbanisation in developing countries, but there is often little geographic information on where the population growth occurs.

In times of ultrafast CT scanning, continuous adaptation of injection parameters to the acquisition speed seems to be necessary to avoid unneeded high amounts of contrast material on the one hand while still ensuring sufficient arterial enhancement on the other hand.

It appears that stem borer resistance to Bt maize in the Vaalharts area resulted from a combination of a late general planting date with consequent increased levels of infestation and variance in time of planting providing a continuous supply of moths.

The Lagrangian description is also suited for a dynamical description continuous in time of map development, for example with self-organizing neural networks [37].

Other core magnetic field models are available (e.g. Maus et al., 2006; Thomson and Lesur, 2007) but with a different time parameterization that does not allow a continuous mapping in time of the secular acceleration.

Also, more in general, discrete-time control of continuous-time systems does not allow to consider the process inter-sampling behavior.

In this paper a discrete-time design of continuous-time delay (TDC) is presented.

In this paper the finite-time stabilization of continuous-time linear systems is considered; this problem has been previously solved in the state feedback case.

Given continuous, compactly supported initial data u0i(x) (i = 2,..., k), there exists a local in time continuous weak solution of (1.1 - 1.3 1.1 - 1.3

It was the kind of inspired idea that might occur only to someone whose daily routine involves watching games through a progression of time zones, in search of continuous engagement.

Such systems are mathematically represented by systems of equations, that are differential equations in the case of continuous time systems, difference equations in the case of discrete time systems, and a mix of both in the case of hybrid systems.