Sentence examples for insensitive to time from inspiring English sources
AB3 MFCT has been shown to be insensitive to time step size.
First, a long frame length endues the spectrogram with a low time resolution, which makes the representation insensitive to time variations.
FBMC is almost insensitive to time and frequency offsets, followed by GFDM, while OFDM was found to be far more sensitive than all other candidates.
This computationally inexpensive pre-detection algorithm considers no information about pilot samples assuming that the corresponding symbols are Gaussian like data and is insensitive to time and frequency synchronization.
Re-analyses of existing datasets suggest that microbial, and particularly fungal, communities are insensitive to time since substrate exposure from underneath the retreating glacier, but are responsive to plant establishment both in biomass and community composition.
Thus mean TA is insensitive to time and light in our conditions, but individual fly TA varies over a four-fold range within samples.
By contrast, a thinker's ability to stand in the (say) thinking-about relation to some object or event seems relatively insensitive to its time or location.
Whereas the strain-hardening modulus described by a simple neo-Hookean relation increases with LLPS time and reaches a plateau after 6 h, which can be accounted for by the cooperation effect between amorphous entanglement density, insensitive to LLPS time, and crystallinity redistribution.
The results show that using the CPA significantly improves the accuracy of allele frequency estimates; moreover, this paramount factor is insensitive to the time of data acquisition, effect of laboratory site, type of gene chip, and phenotypic status.
On the other hand, the model employing acceleration information is insensitive to linear time-scale variations.
The implicit system arising at each time step is solved using a p-multigrid approach, which is shown to produce h independent convergence rates, while remaining relatively insensitive to the time-step size.
