Sentence examples for offset time from inspiring English sources

When aligned to movement onset, the expectation is that the perimovement units would require minimal shifts and would thus show the lowest correlation between the offset time and RT.

Measurements were carried out to quantify the dose rate delivered to samples due to leakage and cross-talk of the beta and alpha sources in various models of Risø TL/OSL readers; additionally the offset time was calculated.

To analyze the trade-off between caching cost and transmission cost, we present a mathematical model and show that service cost can be minimized by adjusting offset time according to the network characteristics.

CARACAS, Venezuela, Dec. 9 — Venezuelans turned their clocks back half an hour on Sunday, putting them in the company of people in other nations that offset time in half-hour increments from Greenwich Mean Time, like Afghanistan, India, Iran and Myanmar.

Study Objectives: To compare the onset and offset time (clinical duration), and intubating conditions obtained with rocuronium bromide 0.6 mg/kg and succinylcholine 1.0 mg/kg after induction with propofol and fentanyl; and to compare rocuronium with atracurium for maintenance during propofol anesthesia.

Each VM starts its trace with a random selected offset time.

Important components for automated transcription are pitch identification, onset-offset time identification and dynamics identification.

It implies that fine tuning in duration using information from the onset-offset time would greatly improve the quality of the transcriptions.

For the rms approximation, the difference comes from the velocities that are applied to perform step 1 with (5) and step 2 with (6): in principle, both of these velocities should be equal to the rms velocity observed at the zero-offset time, whereas in practice the velocity applied for the first step is the rms velocity observed at a higher zero-offset time given by.

In other words, the problem is due to the fact that when the velocity varies vertically, for a given, the intersection of the one-step 3D diffraction surface with a vertical plane parallel to the -axis, (5) is not only a function of but also depends on the zero-offset time (see (6)).

(7 9) eliminates the two-way zero-offset time t, which leads to the equations frac{partial tau}{partial v} = frac{partial v_{g}}{partial v} {frac{tau } {{p_{tau }},{v_{gtau }}{v_{g}}}}, (10)and frac{partial tau}{partial eta} = frac{partial v_{g}}{partial eta} {frac{tau} {{p_{tau }},{v_{gtau }}{v_{g}}}}.