Sentence examples for sequence of times from inspiring English sources

Grand Canonical Monte Carlo simulation of adsorption was applied to the characterisation of a set of activated carbons produced at a sequence of times.

"Structurally that confession bookends the long story Brandon tells her," says the lesbian of a stretch of "Sense and Sensibility": after reading only two of the novels, the computer geek is ready to suggest that "Austen's minor characters are [as] good as Dickens's".Interspersed with this high-level literary discussion is a staccato sequence of times remembered.

Open image in new window Figure 3 Sequence of times showing the evolution of the collision between three drops (fragmentation).

Open image in new window Figure 5 Sequence of times showing the evolution of the collision between three drops with V col = 0.5 mm/ms.

Open image in new window Figure 1 Sequence of times showing the evolution of the collision between three drops (permanent coalescence).

We write it as \[\breve \HC = \HC_1\odot\HC_2\cdots\odot\HC_f \label{eqn12}\] for times $t_1 sequence of times is involved.

This video is a sequence of time-lapse photos of the system operating on a partly cloudy day in Boston.

Velocity and interface front information is extracted from a sequence of time-resolved particle images.

It is shown that the problem reduces to a sequence of time-invariant problems that can be solved using the first-order reliability method (FORM).

The sequence of time instants, when a discrete dynamics occurs, is nearly-periodic only, i.e. it is distant from a periodic sequence to an uncertain distance.

The sequence of time instants, when a discrete dynamics occurs, is nearly-periodic only, i.e. it is distant from a periodic sequence to an uncertain error.