Sentence examples for intervals long from inspiring English sources

The external input currents <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0003830.e007.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> are assumed to be piecewise constant, also over intervals long compared to the internal integration timestep.

While not uncommon for prescriptions to include repeated burning at short fire return intervals, long-term frequent fire effects in hardwood forests have rarely been quantified.

Echocardiography was repeated at irregular intervals, longest every 6 months.

Koscielny made an error that almost ushered in Steven Davis and, just before the interval, Long outpaced Mertesacker but his finish was high.

Selectivity decreases when the contrast is small or the injection interval long.

Samples were degassed at 120 °C in vacuum for a time interval long enough to reach a constant pressure (<10 μm Hg).

We carried out these investigations in all patients after a two day dialysis-free interval (long interval).

A precedes them by a long interval (long SILENCE).

Repeated measurements are made in the same individuals, at a time interval long enough to ensure independence.

Repeated measurements are made in the same individuals, presumably with a time interval long enough to ensure independence.

I'm not surprised if those intervals are long: writing a play is precariously difficult.