Sentence examples for long time estimates from inspiring English sources

We bring in conservation laws that yield long time estimates on solutions to the Euler equation, and examine ways in which the solutions behave like zonal fields, building on previous works that have examined how such 2D Euler equations can account for the observed band structure of rapidly rotating planets.

However, DL for long time estimates (209 ± 18 ms) was, on average, significantly higher than for short time estimates (70 ± 8 ms) (TASK main effect: F 1, 31) = 52.4, p = 0.00).

We start by considering finite dimensional Markovian dynamics in Rm generated by operators of hypocoercive type and for such models we obtain short and long time pointwise estimates for all the derivatives, of any order and in any direction, along the semigroup.

On the other hand, with a FF close to unity, the algorithm has wider memory length and needs rather a relatively long time to estimate the unknown coefficients.

Radars have been used for a long time to estimate movements, for example in the early experiments by Clark and Durrant-Whyte [20].

This entire process probably takes a long time, Baines estimated, perhaps on the order of a thousand years.

Flow cytometry has been used for quite a long time to estimate PPE abundance in the field, allowing for example derivation of macro-ecological patterns [20].

However, models may take a long time to estimate parameters, thereby making it impractical to run models on a laptop computer.

Because of this, the long sojourn time estimated for all age groups means that the older subjects are more likely to die of other causes before symptomatic diagnosis.

The survival time was found to be dependent on temperature and the addition of hoof powder to the soil, with the longest survival time estimated to be 24 days in soil samples with hoof powder stored at 5°C.

In particular, using the SSA one time-averages over a sufficiently long time series to estimate the noise coefficients.