Sentence examples for segregated in time from inspiring English sources

Both response components were tuned to the same frequency range, but were clearly segregated in time.

Molt and breeding or migrating are often segregated in time to reduce their impacts on daily energetic demands and flight performance, especially in small temperate land birds [8] and, when molt temporally overlaps breeding or migrating, fitness conflicts are suggested by prolonged molts of low intensity [9].

To assess the stability of responses during our calcium imaging recordings, we divided the repetitions of each texture stimulus (typically ∼30 repetitions) into two blocks segregated in time and interleaved the different texture blocks ('Materials and methods').

To control for stability of the responses for each texture stimulus, the repetitions (typically 30 repetitions) were divided to two separate blocks that were segregated in time and appeared in a random order during the experiment.

This possibility apparently contradicts the observation that roo elements are moderately diverged within the Drosophila clade as a whole, suggesting that they have segregated in the clade for some time.

Jacksonville was segregated in the early 1960's.

"If it's segregated in South Auckland, fine.

Maybe throw in some cast biographies, segregated in frames.

Everything is strictly segregated in classic MoMA style.

Kansas City was segregated in some other ways, too.

"They have him segregated in a sensitive-needs ward.