Sentence examples for inspection of time from inspiring English sources
5. Winding and inspection of time switch and other controls.
His report questioned why Pricewaterhouse monitors found that the Shanghai employees worked 50 to 60 hours a week, while his inspection of time cards found that one employee worked 316.5 hours in a month, or 75 hours a week, and 20 consecutive days.
Wave events were selected on the basis of amplitudes of more than approximately 30 km/s in the plasma velocity by the visual inspection of time amplitude records of plasma flow and magnetic field.
An inspection of time series traces in question is often required to visually check exactly how the two are similar.
From visual inspection of time series of O3 levels at monitoring stations, and of spatial distributions of daily O3 levels across all stations, Gaussian detrending appeared to be a sufficient function to remove spatiotemporal trends.
Presence/absence calls of AR genes, determined via visual inspection of time lapse images captured in real time on the Gene-Z card, were compared to phenotypic identification methods and susceptibility.
The MCMC chain was after initial burn-in, assessed by visual inspection of time-series plots of variables as well as Gelman-Rubin diagnostic plots, to assess whether convergence had appeared [ 32].
Periods of nonwear time were inferred from a combination of nonphysiologically plausible heart rate and prolonged periods of inactivity as indicated by the sensor's accelerometer; this classification was verified by inspection of time-series plots for all participants.
Visual inspection of time-compressed scalp electroencephalography identified 193 (70.2%) slow potential changes [amplitude: −272 (−375, −375) µV (median quartiles), duration: 5.4 (4.0, 7.1) min, electrocorticography electroencephalography delay: 1.8 (0.8, 3.5) min].
Close inspection of time-lapse microscopy images of NHU cells cultured in low calcium medium (0.09 mM) revealed that although significantly fewer stable contacts are formed than in physiological calcium, cells tended to remain in contact with one another for periods of up to one hour, before migrating away to form new contacts (see additional files 1 and 2).
