Consequently, the smallest measurable interval in the present study is the calendar day, and a point event is represented as an interval of one day.
Lemma 7 Let F : Ω ⇉ R k be a measurable interval-valued map.
Let IF ( X ) be the set of all measurable interval-valued functions and IF ∗ ( X ) be the set of all integrable interval-valued functions.
For each functional sequence class (coding, non-coding, repeats), we assessed the distribution of sequence identity through measurable intervals (see Methods).
This environmental service can be delivered using a result-oriented approach, as the groves' association with a single farm and grower cannot be questionable, and the design and composition of the desirable grove can be determined in a measurable way (e.g., specifying the interval between trees, their height, etc).
On Thursday, there was an inch of snow in Central Park overnight, setting a record for the shortest interval between a 77-degree day and a day of measurable snowfall — just six days, according to Stephen Fybish, an amateur weather historian.
Although both age at start of screening and the interval between screenings differ between countries, most countries have observed a measurable impact on the incidence cervical cancer with a standardised systematic approach.
The primary end point of this study was time to treatment failure, defined by the interval between the date of starting treatment and occurrence of progressive disease (increase in size of measurable masses, new soft-tissue lesions or increasing bone lesions).
Then there's the interval between vehicles.
The interval between pollination and fertilization varies.
