Sentence examples for short-term time scale from inspiring English sources

(The Gallup pollsters and the health-care company Healthways have developed a polling project that aims to be a real-time U.S. Well-being Index. I think that a short-term time scale like that — daily polling of 1,000 people — kind of misses the point, but it's a useful experiment).

In this short-term time scale, the estimation of required resources can be very accurate.

Based the above advantage, ELM is chosen as a predictor to predict day-ahead wind power in the short-term time scale.

In this paper, a combined approach based on Extreme Learning Machine (ELM) and an error correction model is proposed to predict wind power in the short-term time scale.

On a short-term time scale, human activities will play a more important role in the modification and evolution of the ECWEs through direct exploitation of and interference with the structure and biogeochemical processes of the ECWEs.

In the UM2 context, the G-KB consists of the mean trend and covariance functions at the short-term time scale (s, t).

The contaminant migration is investigated on long- and short-term time scales and compared to predictions without carrier facilitation.

This index is suitable for both agricultural purposes (which generally consider short-term time scales) and hydrological purposes (which can be applied for long-term time scales) (Edwards and McKee 1997).

The study contrasts mainstream economics–operating on time scales of hours and days with behavioural finance, econophysics and high-frequency trading, more applicable to short-term time scales of the order of minutes and seconds.

Topographic factors play a significant role than forest cover in explaining the spatial variability of annual rainfall in the long-term and short term time scale in the Central Rift Valley.

In this paper, an extreme learning machine model with error correction with higher efficiency is developed to predict power output of a wind farm in a ultra-short-term time scale.