Sentence examples for preceding interval from inspiring English sources

The state \(\neg p\) changes continuously to \(p\) if there is a preceding interval which is \(\neg p\) throughout, then an interval with \(\neg p\) and \(p\) dense in each other, then a succeeding interval with p holding throughout.

Children born with the preceding intervals of more than 49 months had 0.9 odds of dying (1.3 times more likely to survive) compared to those with a preceding interval of less than 24 months.

Field strengths and consequent estimated reconnection voltages at Saturn's magnetopause were overall weaker by a factor of about two compared with those observed during the immediately preceding interval investigated by Jackman et al. (J. Geophys. Res., 109, A11203, doi 10.1029/2004JA010614, 2004).

This may be achieved by splitting the interval ([a b]) into small intervals, such that (A < 1) on each of these intervals, and then solving equation (20) on each of these intervals with the initial condition being equal the terminal value of the solution on the preceding interval.

Cross-sectional bleed days were thus considered part of the preceding interval and clinical episodes detected during the cross-sectional bleeds were included in that interval.

The birth interval variable was trichotomized as follows: preceding interval less than 2 years; preceding interval 2 or more years and only one birth (not applicable).

The difference is that the maximum number of accepted packets in a time window is a function of the allowed mean value of the video trace per interval and an exponentially weighted sum of the number of accepted packets in the preceding intervals.

At the level of individual events, this cutoff leads to correct classification of 86.5% of events with preceding intervals of greater than 21 seconds, which comprise 67.8% of all events.

Instead, it appears that latencies were updated according to preceding intervals to reinforcement.

Because each interval is an accumulation of all preceding intervals, statistical analyses were performed only on data from the last 1-h interval.

In this approach, the survival proportions are based on women alive at the start of each interval and are dependent on observed mortality of the preceding intervals.