Sentence examples for much smaller times from inspiring English sources

The QCL approach offers higher speeds for scanning large tissue arrays, but the nature of the DF-IR system is such that much smaller times become accessible for certain types of measurements.

But, Mr. Rove added, "we were having to get it done in a much smaller time frame".

Therefore, in order to make use of the channel feedback, faster scheduling (at a much smaller time scale) is required.

Water, formaldehyde and methane are produced on a much smaller time scale than dimethyl ether and the olefins.

In these algorithms, the optimality system is split into many small subsystems over a much smaller time interval, which are coupled by appropriate continuity matching conditions.

On the other hand, the explicit schema might require much smaller time steps compared to implicit integration alternative especially for models with high stiffness and low mass density.

Companies are in reality predominantly quite small and short-lived, coming and going on a much smaller time scale than large firms.

The prediction error for the inexpensive algorithm is within similar ranges as those found with the computationally more expensive algorithm, yet occurring over a much smaller time frame.

We show that a variation of our distributed procedure over the mirror graph has a much smaller time complexity than the currently available centralized algorithm based on the computation of the graph cycles.

A second category of near-simultaneous acquisitions, with much smaller time-lags of at most a few seconds, is associated with along-track offsets of detector lines in the focal plane of pushbroom systems.

c A closer look at panel b reveals that τ m ( V ), τ h ( V ) and τ n ( V ) evolve on much smaller time-scales than τ w ( V ) Fig. 16 Variable time-scales.