"revolution time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a period of time in which significant political or social changes are occurring. For example, "The late 1960s was a period of revolution time in the United States, as civil rights activists fought for equal rights."
The only required information for designing the filter is revolution time of BUR.
That would be genius given that it is French Revolution time and mutiny is in the air.
One parameter of this rotation is ΔLOD (excess Length Of Day) which describes the excess revolution time of the Earth w.r.t.
Evaluation of the use of planning CTs with slow revolution time (4 s/slice; 'slow CTs') in the planning procedure of radiotherapy for lung cancer patients in comparison to commonly used 'fast' planning CTs; impact on margin assessment of planning target volume (PTV) design.
"Well, in the industrial revolution, time measured things quite well because the work was focused on consistency, like factory lines and conveyor belts.
The most natural approach is to stack all landmarks from one radar revolution into a large measurement vector and then run the filter with Δt = T = 1.5, where T is the radar revolution time (1.5 in our application).
Exact periodicity of layered coatings can be calculated from the least common multiple of revolution times around individual axes.
With the help of Monte-Carlo simulations for the full acceptance we demonstrate how to correct the revolution times so that in principle resolutions of Δm/m= 10−6 can be achieved.
It said that while China has done a remarkable job of finding counter-strategies to what it sees as the negative effects of the e-revolution, time is on the side of its opponents.
Moving into the post-revolution time frame, comments had risen to the thousands.
It has been said that France advances by revolution from time to time but seldom, if ever, manages to reform.
