Sentence examples for partitions the time from inspiring English sources

In other words, this is an implicit synchronization method which partitions the time axis into a series of authentication units with each unit bounded by a left and a right music beat.

The presence of activated time series can be detected by partitioning the time series in this low dimensional space.

The necessity of partitioning the time domain into two regimes, separated by the time t0 needed for the thermal front to traverse across the whole slab, is emphasised.

In order to apply the time-driven implementation of resource re-distribution, we partition the time axis into equal intervals of length unit_time.

In the Monte-Carlo simulations, we ran 1,000,000 realizations and partitioned the time to maturity (ie., 5 years) into 2,000 equal time intervals.

Before feature extraction, we partitioned the time series of the acceleration data into multiple 1-s segments, since the average gait cycle time is about 1-s for people at the age from 18 to 49 [15].

The cost function (A_{z}(X_{3};X_{0}) = int_{omega_{L}}^{omega_{c}}domega F_{z} (omegatau; X_{3};X_{0})) may be computed by partitioning the time domain into a large number (N_{s}) of subintervals on which the continuous Gaussian envelope is treated as approximately constant.

The ebb-to-flood stage of tide (SOT) during sample times was designated by assigning 0 to low water and 1.0 to high water, and partitioning the time intervals between lows and highs.

Moreover, these methods require to partition the time of follow-up.

The relapse rate is not necessarily constant throughout the observation period; it is better to partition the time axis into intervals of constant rates.

It is also possible to account for non-proportionality by partitioning the time axis as proposed by Moreau et al. [ 32].