Sentence examples for output period from inspiring English sources

It is based on a variable oscillator circuit whose output period of oscillation is proportional to the sample conductivity.

This optimal moment occurs at the peak (maximum) of the light output (Period B in Figure 14).

The output frequency (evaluated as the inverse of the output period) is shown for the two cases in Figure 13.

According to measured results, the frequency range of the proposed synthesizable pseudo fractional-N clock generator is from 12.5 MHz to 1 GHz and the peak-to-peak jitter is less than 5% of the output period.

In particular, the time to collect cell traces, which is defined by the Report Output Period (ROP), in general is much larger than the required time to execute the diagnosis method.

changing the camera picture operating frequency, so that it runs on the same current mains frequency, which is used for driving the fluorescent light sources; adjusting the camera phase, such that the short-exposure time is positioned at the peak (maximum) of the fluorescent light output (Period B in Figure 14).

It can be seen from Fig. 2 that the tidal power generator has four power output periods per day (regularity) and the power outputs are different at the same time of different days (randomness).

In order to avoid the confusion between technological variable t and the subscript τ used to mark input-output period, in the following discussion, we omit the subscript τ and the subscript i to mark the enterprises, and only keep the subscript j of input factor, where x j stands for input j.

Given factor prices and output, the period t cost function of a firm is as follows: {C}^tleft r,w,Yright)= max left{rK+wL Y={F}^tleft K,Lright)right} (1).

Let q(p) be a given system's output (oscillation period and amplitude in this study) which depends on the kinetic parameter vector.

Thus, if workers encounter the same output price between periods Period 1 and Period 2, they necessarily experience an increase in the piece rate as their careers progress.