Sentence examples for interval from which from inspiring English sources

Beacon single-hop delay T b is defined as the time interval from which the beacon is successfully received and forwarded from the beacon to the receiving node.

end{aligned} (14) The truncated variation is a superadditive functional of the interval, from which we have begin{aligned}[b] sum_{iin I}mathrm{TV}^{theta_{j}} bigl g, [a_{i-1};a_{i}] bigr) leqmathrm{TV}^{theta_{j}} bigl g, [a b ] bigr), qquad sum_{iin I}mathrm{TV}^{eta_{j}} bigl f, [a_{i-1};a_{i}] bigr) leqmathrm{TV}^{eta_{j}} bigl f, [a b ] bigr).

The total root length was corrected for the volume of the interval from which the roots were extracted to give the root length density (RLD, m cm).

Temperature is provided in 8-day intervals so, if such an interval ends on a Sunday, none of the Temperature values for the preceding week would be available because the interval from which some of their data were coming would not be available until the following Monday.

For some PSWs that are influenced by water from the SAS, deepening the well and the interval from which production occurs, or targeting different aquifer levels, might yield water from the UFA that is not mixed with as large a proportion of SAS water.

In this setting, a selection of studies with similar populations is particularly difficult, because of the heterogeneous nature of the CUP population, the availability of mostly single institute-based small studies, and the long interval from which the studies were selected.

With each subsequent iteration, the intervals from which each coefficient was sampled, decreased.

Beach profile measurements were made at half-hourly and hourly intervals, from which net cross-shore transport rates were calculated for the different wave conditions.

The rectangular boxes in the plots of the independent components (left) indicate the time intervals from which the close-up views are shown (right panels in a, b).

This combination of straight talk and expert knowledge is probably familiar to readers who see the e-mail newsletter on immigration and employment that Matloff sends out at irregular intervals, from which I quoted above.

The p value displayed an even more obscure pattern in relation to the number of intervals from which mean values and trend regressions were generated (fig. 8B).