Sentence examples for large epoch from inspiring English sources

This relatively large epoch duration was selected because inspection of the raw data showed that some measures show a high rate of change (e.g. head velocity) whereas others (EDA, heart rate) are slower-changing, and we did not wish these differences to influence our results.

Large epochs were created at this stage to improve reliability of ocular correction, conducted using a regression method (39).

The purpose of this study was to determine whether ActiGraph accelerometer activity counts and estimates of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity collected at a single larger epoch are comparable to those collected at smaller epochs reintegrated into a larger epoch.

And it's not just happening here – this trend feels like a larger epoch.

Here, we find that at shorter epoch durations, relationships are weak and non-significant, but that relationships grow more strongly negative at larger epoch durations.

First, it may be because all of our measures are inherently noisy, and that larger epoch durations are better able to cancel out this noise through averaging.

For example, for combinations of variables that are relatively fast-changing (such as movement and pupil size), we considered it possible that stronger relationships might be observed at shorter epoch durations since a larger epoch duration might 'wash out' patterns of covariance that are detectable at shorter time-scales.

In any other year, Coppola would deserve the award on both the merit of her particular film and in a larger, epoch-making sense.

In a study of a large dataset the mean epoch by epoch agreement between scorers for all records was 73% (range 67-82%) [ 31].

"This galactic building block may be one of the largest at that epoch," says Bouwens.

The ecliptic component of the anisotropy ξ ∥ parallel to the IMF shows a 22-year variation being slightly larger in A<0 epoch (2001 to 2011) than in A>0 epoch (1992 to 1998) as reported by Chen and Bieber (1993).