The phrase "optimized in time" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
One example of using this phrase could be: "The company's new scheduling system has greatly optimized our production process, resulting in products being delivered to customers much faster and more efficiently in time for the holiday season."
It is the position of Puddle Jumpers management that the cheapest "over-all" operational costs are achieved by optimized "in air time".
Slow and unpredictable shipping has a domino effect in our optimized, just-in-time economy.
The duration of the analysis is optimized in real time by adjusting the sweeping speed according to changes in RG.
These technologies will continue to advance, and when the in-car CAN bus (or Controller Area Network) is centrally connected to public and only line service systems, it will become possible for our vehicles to operate autonomously and select routes optimized in real-time to help us all avoid gridlock.
Figure 3 Examples of optimized window functions in time domain ((a) and (b)) and in frequency domain ((c) and (d)) for different channel statistics:, (in (a) and (c)),, (in (b) and (d)).
Non-equilibrium methods are less accurate, but provide results within 2 days enabling experimental designs and protocols to be evaluated and optimized in near real time.
However, the application of MRI to assess specific disease markers for diagnosis and monitoring drug effect has been severely hampered by the lack of desired contrast agents with high relaxivities, and optimized in vivo retention time.
The integration of various SERS reporters into a biocompatible polymeric surface coating allows for controlled dye incorporation, high colloidal stability, and optimized in vivo circulation times.
The fabricated electrode was soaked for 1 h (optimized condition time) in 1.0 × 10−3 M Cu (II) solution before its use for potentiometric analysis.
Obviously, the optimized waveforms become more concentrated in time domain as the Doppler spread increases (see Figure 3(b) versus Figure 3(a)).
