Sentence examples for one time span from inspiring English sources

Other working conditions for the MS/MS in multiple reaction monitoring mode included a cone gas of nitrogen, a collision gas of argon, an interchannel delay of 0.1 sec, and repeats of one time span of 0.1 sec.

Providing that mainly the function of upregulated proteins contributes to the observed macroscopic effect, we wanted to answer the following questions: (1) How many (and which) proteins are only induced by a special TTP dose, particularly by 120 s? (2) How many proteins are only induced by one time span?

This acceleration circle that can be observed in Western societies is inextricably linked with the culturally dominant idea of the 'good life', according to which life should be conceived as the last opportunity, and one's time span on earth should be used as intensively and comprehensively as possible.

There are R available channels and M−R channels occupied by the PUs in set A 2(m) at the beginning of period T p. The sensing period T p is equally divided into k parts, in which the parameter k is large enough, so that we can assume that only one single channel's state is altered during one slim time span.

The situation within one slim time span ( frac {{T_{p} }}{k} ) is analyzed firstly, and then the period T p is investigated by considering multiple slim time spans.

Within this one month time span, the people of Nepal had experienced over three major earthquakes (all greater than 6.7 magnitude) and over 250 aftershocks.

Our analysis over a one year time span showed no major shifts in parasite distributions, and hence was indicative for temporal stability.

We excluded a few patients (n = 4) whose admission date was erroneously recorded to be later than the hip fracture operation or discharge date, and patients with more than one year time span between hospital admission and discharge (n = 2).

Doubling times were determined for mid-exponential phase cultures using the change in colony counts for a one hour time span around OD600 ~ 0.5, by first calculating the number of generations (n): n = log ⁡ b − log ⁡ B log ⁡ 2 Here, b is the number of CFU at the end and B the number of CFU at the beginning of the one hour time interval.

Mark Avery, director of conservation at the RSPB, said: "It's difficult to draw any hard and fast conclusions from a short one-year time span, but this certainly makes for some depressing reading".

"Let's face it: The president's campaign depends upon him -- over the course of time, not in a one-week time span -- showing that the situation in Iraq is improving, that we are winning, and we do have a strategy to get out," he said.