"on periods" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular span of time, such as "We worked on the project for two months on periods of intense focus."
During the "on" periods, packets of 66 bytes were generated every 20 ms, following the exponential distribution.
The analytic traffic model, called N-Burst, uses the superposition of N independent cell streams of ON/OFF type with power-tail distributed ON periods.
As the disease progresses, "on/off" fluctuations may occur in which the patient fluctuates between "on" periods when the medication is controlling PD symptoms and "off" periods when symptoms are not controlled.
Often, correcting these mistakes will bring on periods of anxiety and stress.
Nonetheless, the estimated calibration parameters are not very robust and often only few of these nine parameters are estimated, or they are estimated on periods longer than one day.
They focus on periods — three or five or ten years — and across any one of those measurement spans, almost any U.S. stock fund looks terrific.
In risk-on periods in recent years, for example, "it didn't matter if you picked Exxon or Halliburton, just as long as you were in economically sensitive stocks," Mr. Luschini said.
Of course there were endless follow-on periods of anxiety.
The load estimator sets the load to zero during the turn-off periods of the applied switching program and restores the load during the turn-on periods.
Asynchronous cycling presents a suboptimal solution, requiring very short rounds that may inhibit advanced power saving modes, and can lead to long always-on periods if trying to transmit in the absence of neighbours.
Semi-variogram and window size analyses using 19 years of Landsat-retrieved enhanced vegetation index (EVI) confirmed that spatial heterogeneity within the 1-km grid cell has been gradually increasing for leaf-on periods.
