Sentence examples for measuring times of from inspiring English sources

Narrow receiver bandwidth and excitation near the Ernst angle provided clinically practicable examinations with measuring times of less than 15 min at a spatial resolution of 8 × 8 × 8 mm3.

With a −30°C Peltier-cooled CCD camera from Starlight Xpress Ltd (Holyport, Berkshire, UK) and a laser power of 12mW, measuring times of 90 seconds were required for biological tissue structures, such as the crystalline lens.

In all the spectra, 512* × 2048* complex points in the indirect and direct dimensions were collected for acquisition times of 69.6 and 227 ms. The interscan delay was set to 1.5 s, with four and eight scans per free induction decay, yielding total measuring times of 2 and 4.5 h for the 2D TOCSY and NOESY spectra, respectively.

The number of scans was in a range between 32 and 128, and the interscan delay was 1.3 s to yield total measuring times of 16 24 h per experiment.

UPV uses the concept of measuring time of a first arrival of ultrasonic wave from one side of the specimen to another.

Using an ultrasonic probe with measuring time of 20 s at a frequency of 20 kHz, the unit's measuring range varied between 0.01 and 3.00  μm.

Measured times of disruptive factors were then allocated to medical staffing costs for a local tariff.

Intermediate supports were rare and altogether we measured times of setting up and taking down of three supports.

Technological directions that will likely gain in importance in the future are discussed, such as the ability to measure time of flight and depth of interaction.

Don Camillo still measured time off the top of his head.

Measured variables include measuring time, diameter of drill holes and cysts, and intralesional osteophytes.