Sentence examples for large time window from inspiring English sources

This was probably not the intention at the time – it was seen as a one-off to coincide the Tour's anniversary – but it has left a large time window available to the organisers on that final Sunday afternoon.

Realistic assessment of background behaviour requires a fairly large time window to be chosen.

Phones that receive the alerts will store them and retransmit whenever they encounter a device that hasn't received the information, giving the feature a large time window.

If a large time window is selected, the algorithm may detect some false contacts which do not exist.

We observe that, depending on the specific data, the coarsening process can, over a large time window, be much slower than expected by dimensional analysis.

The test simply determines whether or not the overall distributions of events per day in a given (comparably large) time window are distinguishable or not.

Our analysis highlights the benefits of conducting model evaluations over large time windows (months to years), to avoid significant localized biases.

The algorithm can then be run in small periodic increments (but still using large time windows), approximating an always-on online solution.

The average raw correlation between stocks has been investigated in the past [27], [28], [29], [30], with the focus being on large time windows (200 to 500 days) to reduce the statistical variations.

Previous studies, if they looked at early latencies at all, usually employed rather large time windows (⩾100 ms) even for early ERP components, which might have obscured these short-lived effects.

First, the analysis of the video shows good correlations between movement (motion index) and neuronal activity when large time windows (bins of 1.5 s duration) are used but much poorer correlations when "high" resolution windows of 33 ms, which themselves are actually not particularly precise in terms of motor control, are used.