Sentence examples for more continuous time from inspiring English sources

Coherence measures of these oscillations are estimators of the synchrony between two or more continuous time series of brain activity.

When former International Space Station Commander Scott Kelly steps out of a Soyuz descent module on the Kazakhstan steppe at around 8.30PM PST later today, after 340 days on the International Space Station, he will have spent more continuous time in space than any other American astronaut.

We agree with the reviewer that a more continuous time series would be ideal to study degradation dynamics.

We seek to address this problem by including observatory data, which helps provide a more continuous time-series.

It can be seen that the observatory data provide a more continuous time-series than the satellite data, which is desirable for the robust time parametrisation of the model.

In doing so, a biomass currency is more flexible than a demographic current because biomass growth and decay rates are more continuous over time than changes in numerical abundance, though no system is really continuous at sufficiently fine scales of time: to not recognize this artifact, according to [15], is to fall victim to the fallacy of "instantism".

The looser group activity also allows a more continuous spike time encoding as compared to the ideal chain, which spikes in discrete bursts.

Other changes announced by the NRL for next year include the introduction of a shot clock for both dropouts and scrums, which would make the game more continuous and eradicate time wasting and stoppages in matches.

Braque, says Barnes, "painted space", not the objects it circumstantially contained; but writers enjoy the ampler, more continuous freedom of time, and Barnes bestows this novelistic duration on Vuillard, whose paintings "both offer (and withhold) a narrative", as if the figures in them had "a life beyond the paint that depicts them".

This is straightforward for the discrete-time models (see section "Methods"), but more cumbersome for continuous time models.

However, H∞ robust control results in a more continuous and less oscillatory time response.