Sentence examples for past units from inspiring English sources

Some more sensitive methods (compared with a fixed threshold approach) for outbreak detection have proposed the use of adaptive thresholds, incorporating information on patterns in disease incidence over some past units of time, as well as the current scenario, to determine whether observed patterns of incidence signal an incipient outbreak.

Nor are they distinctively comprehensive; there are many open archives in the United States and Europe that chronicle the depredations of wars past, unit by unit, prison camp by prison camp.

In the past, tracer units, like the Department's Street Crime Unit, have been criticized for conducting random and unjustified searches.

He conceded, in effect, that the American columns pushing north would eventually push past Iraqi units and reach Baghdad.

Despite their occasional obscurity, these early historians accomplished the considerable task of organizing the past into units of the same size (years) and assigning events to them.

Police patrols are becoming a thing of the past, with units only responding to incidents once they have occurred rather than preventing them.

In the past, projection units would be the only way to get an image as big as the PlasmaWall screen.

In the past police units would enter favelas and engage in gun battles with drug gangs before making arrests and then leaving the area, which could result in the deaths of civilians who had nothing to do with drug trafficking.

Read how many intermediate marks go past your whole unit measurement to the edge of the object.

It is a vocabulary for noting the way we can organize our pasts into units.

He was a past Medical Director of Substance Abuse Unit of Albert Einstein and was recognized for developing its medical program by naming a proposed new wing in his honor.