Sentence examples for respective duration from inspiring English sources
The average shot and scene duration for the movies were 3.5 s and 2.3 min, while for the travel documentaries, the respective duration was 3 s and ca. 40 s, respectively.
Of the two cases with persistent choroidal folds in the absence of vision loss otherwise associated with the trauma (patients 10 and 16), the respective duration of preoperative hypotony was 1 month and 5 years, respectively.
Normal and extended CP lengths, with a respective duration of 4.7 and 16.7 μs, are standardized, enabling a simple trade-off between ISI immunity and CP overhead.
The utilization and respective duration of extracorporeal lung assist devices (ECMO or pECLA), the duration of mechanical ventilation, ICU length of stay and all-cause ICU mortality were recorded in order to characterize the patient population.
The magnitude R j) of the total sum of D j, y)'s in the respective duration periods of D j, y HSO is at a maximum in the northern hemisphere and rapidly diminishes in the southern hemisphere.
The nitrogen consumption rates during the stationary growth phase under the high nitrogen regime were calculated using the slope from the linear dependence between nitrogen consumed (mg) and the respective duration (h).
For the WINNER system the respective durations for superframe and are 5.8 ms and 45 s.
The occurrences of the states as well as the respective durations are assumed random according to a renewal process.
For this purpose, the candidate alloys were aged at a lower temperature, 150 °C for up to 1 week and compared with aging at 200 °C for respective durations.
From the above daily P Q data, derive two-daily, three-daily, four-daily and so on P Q series, by summing the rainfall and corresponding runoff values for respective durations.
To remedy this disadvantage, the next section presents a novel method for estimating the local number of components in a signal that can be applied independently of the components respective durations in time and frequency.
