Sentence examples for proper intervals from inspiring English sources

Jellinek handed her the CDs from which she was to play excerpts at the proper intervals, and disappeared into his booth.

The pig nursery is equipped with a record player, and at proper intervals the infants hear the victrola give forth sounds of suckling, the the grunting of sows as they let down milk.

The precise measurement of musical time was simply an indispensable prerequisite for compositions in which separate, yet simultaneously sounded, melodic entities were combined in accordance with the medieval theorists' rules of consonance (specifying the proper intervals to be used between voice parts, especially at points of musical repose).

The practice of dibbing the wheat, which is found so useful in Norfolk and Suffolk, leaves proper intervals between the plants, which can be hoed: and depositing the seed at a proper depth insures the formation of roots beyond the influence of a hot and dry sun.

Reaction was initiated by the addition of uricase solution; absorbance was recorded in an isolated small room air-conditioned at 25°C, after a lag time of 20 s at proper intervals within 5 min, unless otherwise stated [36, 37].

At proper intervals, 2 mL of solution was taken for released protein measurement and returned back to the beaker to maintain the same condition throughout the experiment.

Under the risk constraints, the proper interval of periodic preventive maintenance is determined for the equipment in high-risk subsystems.

We show how to solve Longest Path on Interval Graphs, parameterized by vertex deletion number k to proper interval graphs, in O k9n) time.

Each proper interval in this lattice has either a contractible order complex, or is isomorphic to the direct product of Boolean lattices and smaller lattices of bipartitional relations.

Notably, Longest Path is trivially solvable in linear time on proper interval graphs, and the parameter value k can be approximated up to a factor of 4 in linear time.

David: I don't think Petraeus should have had to resign, and I do hope that some institution hires him after a proper interval (I'm looking at you, Princeton University!) Gail: Of all the jobs in Washington that it would be hard to do while engaged in a long-running public scandal, I'd start with head of the C.I.A. Once it hit the public, he ceased to be useful in that job.