Sentence examples similar to lock in time from inspiring English sources

The system was characterized in view of optimal operating parameters, i.e. lock-in time constant τLIA and total mass flow rate, optical performance and signal stability.

Frequency control is done by using a robust regulation algorithm to allow a defined lock-in time of at most eight reference cycles.

For this analysis, all changes in ρ xy larger than 0.5 Ω and quicker than 10 s (lock-in time constant was 1 s making the response time of ≈6 s) were recorded as individual steps.

Since the signal-to-noise ratio has a direct bearing on the speed at which images can be acquired with sufficient contrast, our technique allows reducing the total acquisition time, for example by lowering the lock-in time constant or increasing the scanning step size.

Mortgage brokers say that most of the borrowers who take advantage of these really long lock-in times are waiting for their new condominium to be built on Third Avenue or for their new mini-palazzo to be built in the suburbs.

The fun part was in creating a true, representational mix that would include some of out lesser-known gems: the gorgeous Butchart Gardens on Vancouver Island off the west coast of Canada, the Finger Lake wine region of upstate New York and the locked-in-time Pleasant Hill Quaker Village in Kentucky, to name a few".

As for the sensitivity of the altimeter and compass I saw no major issues and GPS lock-in times were either instantaneous in areas where it had locked in before or, unfortunately, interminable in places where there was little sky visibility or in new areas.

Time-domain spectra consisting of 1024 points recorded over a 40 ps delay range with a 300 μs lock-in time-constant are Fourier transformed to reveal the frequency domain information.

"The optimum window to lock in airfare for this time of year is about six to eight weeks out".

The unhappy couple stay motionless, as if locked in time.

The stock market statistics are locked in time.