Sentence examples for interruption that can be from inspiring English sources

We present a relatively simple method, flow interruption, that can be used to discriminate between various sets of processes.

Foroughi explains that while Gchat has its merits, it's often just one more interruption that can be added to the laundry list of workplace distractions.

The interruption that can be seen in the pattern at approximately day 15 is due to a group of patients, positioned further to the left, who are diagnosed by the SSM test on their first visit and a group to the right, starting on approximately day 20, who are diagnosed also by the SSM test, but after making a second or sometimes third visit to the clinic.

The predictions will be probabilistic rather than deterministic and will provide a means of risk assessment rather than a fixed value for the number of interruptions that can be expected.

These sensors can take advantage of time domain reflectometry (TDR), in which light signals sent through a fiber-optic cable (set, for example, into the soil of an embankment) with any interruption reflect movement that can be readily located.

Models developed in this study will be used to predict power interruptions in areas that can be readily monitored, thus validating the models.

The surgical approach to the management of pelvic pain is based on interruption of these nerve trunks that can be achieved by transection of uterosacral ligaments.

This inter-protein contact information combined with the predicted disorder, intra-protein contacts and MSA will be used to extrapolate the definition of binding sites and residues that can be targeted for interruption to prevent viral replication.

Especially if the multitasking consists of dealing with frequent interruptions (such as a ringing telephone), choose tasks that can be easily paused to do concurrently.

There is a need for theoretical models based on common weather conditions that can be used for the prediction of daily or by-shift power distribution system interruptions as well as for interruption risk assessment based on immediate weather conditions.

The complex and formal grace of his prose is such that these interruptions can be startling, as though a figure in a painting suddenly turned to you and spoke.