Sentence examples for moving time period from inspiring English sources

We require the difference between the maximum segment length and the minimum segment length to be less than 25% of the mean segment length over a moving time period of 60 seconds.

To standardize the exposure window preceding events, we therefore selected 4-year average as our moving time period of exposure, but excluded the last month before the event to avoid measuring short-term effects.

This operation was then repeated for the entire image sequence, moving the time period one frame along the sequence in a moving average fashion.

Those that love the movie will recognize much of the same story they know and love, but Lucas and the creative team have moved the time period, changed up some of the internal conflicts and reworked some of the musical moments.

In particular, we ask how allocations move between time periods when correlations rise and do the results also dependent on other underlying market conditions.

The comedies with less-than-stellar ratings include "Are You There Chelsea?" and "Whitney," which have increasingly struggled in the 8 to 9 p.m. hour on Wednesday since Fox's "American Idol" moved into that time period.

Simply excluding individuals who moved over the time period of study could induce endogeneity problems if employment and mobility have common determinants.

We enforced a minimum buffer distance (i.e., 56 m) that was equal to the median distance between successive locations (i.e., D) observed across all individuals to acknowledge there was a minimum area available even if an individual did not move during that time period on a given day.

We use different moving window filters (time periods) to average the raw measurements.

In subsequent steps, the window follows the direction in which the probability mass moves, until the time period of interest has elapsed.

The maximum number of moves over the time period was 6 (n=2), however, the majority of movers in the sample (57%, n=500) had changed residence only once and only 13% (n=117) of the mobile group had relocated more than twice.