Sentence examples for over this time interval from inspiring English sources

Although not part of our study, high-resolution paleoclimate data from the past ~130 years have been compiled from various geological archives, and confirm the general features of warming trend over this time interval (Anderson, D.M. et al., 2013, Geophysical Research Letters, v. 40, p. 189-193).

The mean signal intensity over this time interval was used as a surrogate of microbubble contrast concentration.

The phase advance appeared at the outset of the second of two sessions separated by 24 72 h, did not require active training, and was not accompanied by changes in ASSR amplitude over this time interval.

The IGRF secular variation is set to be constant over the upcoming five year time interval, i.e., the secular acceleration and higher time derivatives are set to zero over this time interval.

The energy received by the two microphones can be obtained by integrating the square of the signal over this time interval [21 24, 40 42]: E 1 = ∫ o w s 1 2 t dt = 1 d 1 2 ∫ o w s 2 t dt + ∫ o w n 1 2 t dt (10) E 1 = ∫ o w s 2 2 t dt = 1 d 2 2 ∫ o w s 2 t dt + ∫ o w n 2 2 t dt.

Interestingly, the original spectrum of the oxidized form is not restored even after 12 hours of data collection suggesting that the membranes remain reduced over this time interval.

In addition, we performed a test for trend to examine whether the log odds of offspring being of male sex increased or decreased linearly over the different categories of this time interval.

Generally, (24) t = 1, BW (t + 1 ) = BW (t ) − Δ BW, [ t = 1, 2, 3 … until   BMI (t ) ≤ 13 ], where Δ BW is the change in weight over the time interval and this is defined from the relative utilisation of fat and protein (Eqn 22) in combination with the demand function for Ebee (Eqn 19), both of which depend on BW t).

This solution represents the cumulative effect of many random events over the time interval τ.

Therefore, the average speed over that time interval is (2th + h2)/h, or 2t + h.

Therefore, the average speed over that time interval is (2h + h2)/h, which equals 2 + h, provided h ≠ 0.