Sentence examples for mean start time from inspiring English sources

The sub-model with a covariate of water level at Mission at the mean start time of each segment for each population as well as the sub-model with a mean travel time covariate for each population in each segment each had >7% support within this set of sub-models.

M means the start time of PM and d means the duration of PM, both of which are deterministic.

Patterns of imatinib prescription were defined according to the mean starting dose, time of starting imatinib, time of discontinuation, and prior use of CML therapy.

This means faster start times and fewer dropouts.

His 1pm start time meant Murray suffered the most hostile of the scorching temperatures, and he said: "It was hot.

My midday start time meant I got to sweat it out amid the hottest part of the day.

The decision to move Mr. Kimmel from his midnight start time meant displacing the award-winning late-night news program "Nightline".

October 4, 2013 7.54pm BST Tweets Jenney Griffin (@IrishRedSox77) @HunterFelt I'm at work and will REALLY appreciate you blogging the game!!! October 4, 2013 You're not alone, the 3pm start time means a lot of fans here in the Boston area will miss much of the game and/or have come down with sudden illnesses right after lunch.

If getEarliestStartTime returns −1, it means that an earliest start time for task t cannot be determined as yet because not all of task t's parent tasks have been scheduled.

"Joining a traditional conference call at the scheduled start time means you have to know the dial-in number and PIN codes, and doing this from a mobile phone on the move isn't easy.

The start time means Fox passed on the game as its first choice among Pac-12 matchups.