Sentence examples for over small time from inspiring English sources
Since Eq. (21) is discretized over small time steps, the particle velocity gradually decreases while particles approach each other.
For instance, in [16] authors present a simple clustering attack over small time windows that enables an adversary to retrieve fake queries.
An important part of the input signals are spike-triggered averages (STAs), obtained from averaging many time-varying spike-generating stimuli over small time windows preceding the spikes [24].
As the force velocity relationship of the LED is highly nonlinear, LED connected structure system has nonlinear properties, even supposing that the structures behave linearly; thus, governing equations of motion are solved in the incremental form using Newmark's step-by-step method considering average acceleration over small time interval (Delta t).
The smoothly changing matrix stretch pattern is approximated using finite elasticity theory as a series of incremental stretches applied over small time increments (Δt = 0.01 s).
If selective constraint is reduced over small time scales consistently higher rates of molecular evolution should be seen between very closely related species.
This means that the dynamics of the cascade over smaller time and length scales in the gain region also needs to be captured correctly since changes in the energy input rate on such short time scales will yield an inaccurate representation of the energy on large scales due to the bottleneck effect.
Firstly, as sampling frequency increases, movement dynamics over smaller time scales are captured.
Police work is always going to have its dangers, but to risk lives over small-time drug busts is absurd.
There exist already some works which show that the correlation should not be constant and even changes over a small time interval as the volatility, see e.g. [5].
The overland flow model developed can be further applied to natural rainfall conditions by treating excess rainfall intensity as constant over a small time interval.
