Sentence examples for of that interval from inspiring English sources
Then bring the beginning and end points of that interval closer and closer to the point in question.
I'm in the middle of that interval right now, and at the end of it, I'll have breakfast.
The discrete control action is taken at variable intervals of time equal to the residence time of the fluid entering the system at the start of that interval.
It is proved that to minimize the operating cost a batch process, prioritized cost of a resource in any time interval may not necessarily depends on the pinch quality of that interval.
There Williams produced The Organ in Western Culture, 750-1250 (1993), on the instrument's origins in Christian Europe, and The Chromatic Fourth (1997), on the filling in of that interval with six steps of a semitone up or – as with the bass line of the lament closing Purcell's Dido and Aeneas – down.
"Not to be wrapped and then to forget undertaking, the credit and then the resting of that interval, the pressing of the sounding when there is no trinket is not altering, there can be pleasing classing clothing," she writes in "Portrait of Mabel Dodge at Villa Curonia" (1912), an early foray into this language.
We found that screening intervals of between 18 and 24 months were not associated with higher prevalence of PDR at screening, compared with intervals of 12 18 months, but that intervals of over 24 months were.
Importantly, the figure shows that the interval of sustained polarity is smaller than the interval of regions II IV.
f) Verify that the arithmetic mean of y is equal to the mean value,, and equal to the central value, ycentral, of y in that interval.
The weighted arithmetic mean also is used in statistical analysis of grouped data: each number xi is the midpoint of an interval, and each corresponding value of wi is the number of data points within that interval.
In that interval of nearly two years, successive crops of plankton had flowered and faded away, but the poison had somehow passed from generation to generation.
