Sentence examples for much smaller temporal from inspiring English sources

If a first nontarget sound is played before a first visual target and a second nontarget sound is played after a second visual target, observers are able to detect much smaller temporal differences in the onset of the two visual targets than when these two nontarget sounds are played in between two visual targets.

For unsteady flows, the PCEXP scheme generates a temporal error much smaller than the BDF2 scheme does, while maintaining the expected acceleration at the same time.

The cluster in the right temporal lobe was much smaller and was interpreted as insignificant and caused by noise.

Most ecological experiments are performed on spatial and temporal scales that are much smaller and shorter than the systems and time frames of interest.

The data population sizes for the large-extreme end of the x-axis are much smaller, since not all networks can achieve such large temporal reuse.

Thus, while insecticides may achieve nearly 100% death rates in mosquitoes where and when they are sprayed, spatial and temporal variability in spraying yield a much smaller probability of death from control for each mosquito for each day.

However, the difference in mean velocity over the temporal duration of the gas pulse is much smaller for the NPV compared to the JV.

Differences between core (esophageal) thermometry and oral or temporal artery thermometry were statistically significant but much smaller than the 0.4° C identified as clinically acceptable.

However, because the magnitude of temporal change in woody vegetation within the ecotone is much smaller relative to that caused by deforestation in rainforest, we focus on how rainforest loss influences the slope of the rainforest-savanna gradient.

Therefore, since the signaling time scale 1/ α1 is much smaller than the one of gene regulation 1/ α2, we conclude that the temporal pattern which maximizes the response in W is σ1 ≪ σ2.

Because the FDM simulations are performed with much smaller time steps compared to the dominant period of the seismic waves, a temporal decimation is often applied to reduce the data size.