Sentence examples for matching periods from inspiring English sources
During the "design history" courses, matching periods, designers, and products could be more confusing for students.
There are at least two competing scenarios: (i) multiple vortices sit on each of the antidots at a higher matching period and (ii) there is nucleation of vortices at the interstitial sites at higher matching periods.
We defined six experimental time periods: three feedback periods: negative, positive, or control feedback and three corresponding matching periods i.e. matching after negative, positive, or control feedback.
Furthermore we expected the effect to be more pronounced for the periods of the task that relies on motor networks (i.e. the matching periods) than cognitive ones (i.e. the feedback periods).
Consumption was expressed in Defined Daily Doses (DDDs) 1 per 1000 inhabitants per day or as the total number of DDDs per year accompanied by the number of inhabitants for the matching periods and region(s).
Outliers were identified by plotting weekly store-sales data for each store and matching periods of unusual data to contextual data (e.g. events in the community) to identify periods where store-sales data would not correlate with usual intake in the community (e.g. due to high influx of people who would not normally reside in the community).
The H and C fields were matched at 53.6 kHz, and a 1 dB ramp was applied to the proton rotating-frame during the matching period.
Right, 2D projection of the LEC neural population response during matched periods from BW experiments.
The match periods for Arps' models were constrained by criteria from literature reviewed to ensure that decline was relatively under the influence of relative permeability and not operational changes.
Low visibility and extreme temperatures also matched periods of high worker productivity.
It is common sense that the most intense match periods and worst-case match scenarios are associated with periods of high mechanical and metabolic stress.
