Sentence examples for instances over time from inspiring English sources

Using 56 time-step instances (taken symmetrically from across the day and year) this paper will introduce a method for quantifying local contrast values within a set of rendered images and plot those instances over time to visualize hourly and seasonal fluctuations in contrast composition.

The data were collected at multiple instances over time, before and after an intervention, to detect whether the intervention had a significantly greater effect than the underlying secular trend.

For instance, over time the prison grew more and more overpopulated, and at a certain point, I was struggling to cope with a cellmate who became increasingly confrontational and violent.

In fact, disparities actually increased over time in some instances.

AWS is launching these bare metal instances as part of its i3 instance family but expects to bring them to a wider range of instance families over time.These new instances are now going into public preview but developers will have to sign up for this preview.

For instance, the demand growth rate might change over time.

The number of instances change over time depending on the number of user requests.e See http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/concepts_micro_instances.html.html

We extend the traditional HTM paradigm with an original top node in order to improve HTMs performance in problems where instances unfold over time.

The figure shows the total number of virtual machine (VM) instances over the time of 24 hours test, representing a 7 days load pattern, compressed with a factor of 7 into a single full day.

I was never denied the chance to bring anything — no pronouncements that there was no room in the new house for the violin I never played, for instance — but over time, it just became easier to bring fewer things with me.

Natural variation means that some individuals in a population may behave differently from their peers, for instance, and over time the differences can become great enough to prevent gene flow.