Sentence examples for measurement time window from inspiring English sources

The 200 nsec wide proton pulse is designed to have a ratio of out-of-time to in-time protons better than 10−10, insuring a measurement time window of approximately 1 microsecond essentially free from beam pion background.

We recommend an optimal measurement time window of −2.5 h to −2.0 h with reference to solar noon for the planar UFO architecture to estimate mean daily FIPAR with ±10% tolerance interval.

Definition 6. Port Overall Network Activity D i : for a given port i during a measurement time window, the whole numbers of port i's related source and destination hosts.

Definition 2. Port Exporting Network Activity X i : for all network flows leaving from port i in a measurement time window, the ratio of the difference between the numbers of related source and destination hosts and the number of all the port i related hosts that send traffic is called port i's Port Exporting Network Activity X i. X i = SDI P i - SSI P i SDI P i + SSI P i (8).

Definition 3. Port Importing Network Activity Y i : for all network flows destining to port i in a measurement time window, the ratio of the difference between the numbers of related source and destination hosts and the number of all the port i related hosts is called port i's Port Importing Network Activity Y i. Y i = DSI P i - DDI P i DSI P i + DDI P i (9).

The optical system inertia ensures a good stability within each measurement time window of about 20 µs.

To assess whether use of a single voided specimen for classification of proteinuria was sufficiently representative, we estimated the rate of persistent proteinuria in patients with micro- or macroalbuminuria and at least one additional albumin excretion measurement during the time window of this cohort.

The first glucose measurement within a time window of 4 hours before up to 4 hours after ICU admission was categorized into euglycemia (71 to 140 mg/dl), mild hyperglycemia (141 to 200 mg/dl) or severe hyperglycemia (>200 mg/ dl), patients with hypoglycemia were excluded.

On the one hand, the KF needs a lot of storage for all measurements within a time window and extra time for reprocessing depending on the size of the lag of an OoS measurement.

To estimate the error states, stationary time instances are detected based on the condition Z ( { f ~ κ, ω ~ κ } W k ) < γ Z, where Z is some zero-velocity test statistic, { f ~ κ, ω ~ κ } W k is the inertial measurements over some time window W k, and γ Z is a zero-velocity detection threshold.

To provide a more quantitative estimate, Fig. 15 a shows the frequency of eruption occurrence within 2 months after a temperature measurement was performed (this time window was chosen because temperature measurements were only made on a roughly monthly basis in the past).