Sentence examples for in which each time from inspiring English sources

An open contest was developing in which each time Kyiv or City were on the ball they pushed forward instantly.

On Monday, the Senate was scheduled to resume a long series of votes on an immigration bill that is promising to end a cycle — playing out since the early 1990s — in which each time the Border Patrol cracks down in one enforcement zone along the border, migrants move to another.

Thus, OLLA can be seen as a discrete time system in which, each time k a CRC is received, the value of the offset θ[k] is updated according to the following equation [5] theta_{dB} left[ k right] = theta_{dB} left[ {k - 1} right] + Delta_{up} cdot eleft[ k right] - Delta_{down} cdot left({1 - eleft[ k right]} right), (7).

We investigate this here by estimating multiple IV models in which – each time – the instrument is defined by a different set of SNPs.

The calculations for electrostatic interactions were based on the particle-mesh Ewald (PME) method [ 30] in which each time step was 2 fs and the numbers of steps were 5,000,000 times.

Reproduction compensates for the loss of dying individuals and thus ensures a constant population size of N. We simulate reproduction as a sequence of N/10 events in which each time a single individual is chosen to produces a single offspring.

The pseudo-observation is a transformation of the time-to-event data in which each time-to-event observation is represented by the amount of information it contains when the observation is deleted from the dataset.

In the context of this analysis, each volume in the 4D image represents the probabilistic tractogram from one thalamic seed voxel; it may be useful to consider the analogy of the more common application of tensorial independent component analysis to the analysis of functional time series, in which each volume reflects time-varying signals.

Intent on breaking down barriers between spectator and performer, Felix Ruckert, a choreographer from Berlin, caused a stir here in 1999 with "Hautnah," a piece in which each viewer spent time one on one with a dancer in a small tentlike space.

Whether at last weekend's debate in which each man at times shouted over the other's voice, or in a series of increasingly personal television and radio ads, Mr. Kean and Mr. Menendez have availed themselves of every opportunity to attack each other.

Also, we assume a quasisynchronous system in which each user is time-aligned to the BS reference in a way similar to that discussed in [18].