Sentence examples for interruptions I from inspiring English sources

We present an experiment based on prior work where mediated interruptions (i.e. smart interruptions that should interrupt at opportune moments) were missed by participants when sent at one of two pre-defined breakpoints.

So it's no wonder that business started to wake up to the serious danger that storms and shortages present to their operations, both from direct damage to property and from massive production interruptions (i.e., "business continuity").

In WordCount, the sequentiality of the reads is preserved due to the displacing of interruptions, i.e. large number of small writes, which would have contended for HDD I/O time.

Aside from the obvious culprit for interruptions, i.e. lightning, and ground or line-to-line faults caused by vegetation and/or wind, the effects of common weather conditions on power reliability events have rarely been addressed and, even then, only broadly; that is, as a variable with few states such as fair, cold, windy, or raining.

In general, short dose interruptions (i.e., 2 5 days) of trial drug were recommended for the management of adverse events.

If I can't question theatre interruptions, I wonder why Mr. Lane can question about novels!

Coupled with the current density prior to current interruption, i(t = 0), the procedure enables both the double layer capacitance and "iR" drops to be determined.

A large methanol reservoir in a hexagonal shape is considered in designing the stack in order to increase the DMFC operation time without any interruption, i.e., to refill the methanol solution.

RFAR aims to maximize the network's 'robust throughput' which depends on the idea that more credit should be given when a session is completed without interruption, i.e., without violating its QoS requirements for its entire intended duration.

But if we look for the best times to do the rest including planning regular activities (i.e., cultivate) and charting new territory (i.e., create) and focusing without interruption (i.e., concentrate)—we have a lot more leverage over our day, week, month or year than we realize". 7). Being just a tad bit more flexible (with ourselves and others) can actually help save us time.

The probability of re-entering treatment after an interruption (i.e. having a new document of entry to treatment) was calculated from the date of the first "end of treatment" document registered for each patient.