Sentence examples for interval of any from inspiring English sources

Female orangutans have the longest breeding interval of any mammal, giving birth on average once every eight years.

On the other end of the issue, since females only reproduce once every six to eight years — the longest birth interval of any land mammal — orangutan numbers are slow to rebound in the wake of meaningful improvements.

The real or objective present must be durationless for, as Augustine argued, in an interval of any duration, there are earlier and later parts.

Although, the average tree component biomasses obtained by either method were slightly different (Table 2), they fell in the 95%% confidence interval of any method (Table 3).

From the results of 1000 block-simulation runs, the 95%% acceptance interval of any element ρ mn (i, j) in the spatiotemporal correlation matrix (P) can be estimated using the 2.5 and 97.5 % quantiles of ρ mn (i, j) estimates.

Let r n denote the n th input envelope level at which the corresponding AM-AM and AM-PM of the PA are measured, and let us choose them such that the interval of any closest two samples is equal, i.e., we choose {r n } such that for any n, rn+1−r n =Δ r where Δ r is constant.

The PEM can simulate age distributions for wells screened over any finite interval of an aquifer that has an exponential distribution of age with depth.

Philolaus recognizes that, if we go up the interval of a fourth from any given note, and then up the interval of a fifth, the final note will be an octave above the first note.

The examples used in this paper are derived primarily from studies of ponderosa pine-dominated forests of the Inland West of the USA; these forests have some of the shortest historical fire-return intervals of any forest type, and thus the evolutionary role of fire in shaping these forests is likely the strongest.

Third, the short time frame of genealogical interest mandates an approach carefully testing the coalescence confidence intervals of any given potential founding lineage, rather than using simple coalescence analysis.

Thus, the confidence intervals of any observed proportion should be calculated and reported alongside any prevalence estimates when reporting surveillance results.