Sentence examples for revisiting time from inspiring English sources

These phenomena are suitable for analysis based on PSI techniques, as long as they evolve with very low displacement rates (few tens of centimeters per year) and their velocities do not exceed the intrinsic limits of the techniques (related to the radar wavelength, revisiting time of the platform and the spatial density of measurement points).

Limited versatility in terms of (a) positioning of the measurement points and (b) revisiting time.

Regular revisiting time in the order of 20 40 days (up to 6 days with the new Sentinel-1 ESA mission).

The ambiguity of phase measurements implies the impossibility to track correctly (i.e., unambiguously) the relative LOS displacement between two scatterers exceeding λ/4 (=1.4 cm for ERS) within one revisiting time interval (35 days for ERS), i.e. approximately 14.5 cm/yr.

For ENVISAT ASAR, TerraSAR-X, Sentinel-1, and ALOS PALSAR, the wavelengths of which are 56, 31, 56, and 236 mm, respectively, and the revisiting time are 35, 11, 12, and 46 days, respectively, the maximum measurable differential deformation rates between two PSs are 147, 257, 426, and 468 mm/year, respectively.

As is known to us, the coverage of a GEO SAR satellite can reach 1/3 of the whole Earth, and the revisiting time can reduce to 2 h, which will remarkably improve the capability in ocean applications, earth dynamics and natural hazards management and so on.

(Ages 3 to 6) THERE are certain themes in picture books that authors revisit time and again.

The '70s have been revisited time and again in more recent decades, but not with the conviction demonstrated on the runways of late.

The numerical results demonstrate the possibilities of the method developed basing on analyzing the given satellite constellation revisit time values distributed on the Earth coverage area, and for synthesizing the satellite constellations to minimize revisit time in comparison with the traditional approaches based on constellation design in a priori fixed classes used for continuous coverage.

Two mission cases are studied; the first is an Earth observation satellite and presents a trade-off between ground sample distance and revisit time over a ground target, given altitude as the decision variable.

Weddings are a learning experience; one that you will surely revisit time and time again.