Sentence examples for shorter deployment from inspiring English sources

The miniphone Q and CoV averaged 47.1% and 4.1% for the 1260 s data series, which was subsequently sub-sampled at 60 630 s intervals to simulate shorter deployment times.

The number of valid days of data are less in the pre-school ages (3-5 yeass) as compared to the older ages (6-18 yrs), which can be partly explained by a shorter deployment time (2-5 damongamong the pre-school studies.

As a chaplain to Army Rangers, he tended to have shorter deployments, most about three months, but to be placed in the heaviest action.

The former teacher said the higher percentage of women in the navy compared to other forces may be partly down to relatively shorter deployments than the army for example, allowing for more time with family.

However, over shorter deployments (e.g. a few days) the magnitude of SDA cannot be calculated.

However, until recently, weight-constraints have meant that GPS tracking studies have been limited to these larger species or to shorter deployments.

By collecting data on a hypothesized typical day [ 9], other researchers have in effect, exchanged study duration for study size; opting for shorter deployments but larger sample populations.

While study design has been shaped by clear cost-economic considerations favoring shorter deployments with larger populations [ 9] or longer deployments with smaller populations [ 8, 23], it has been been conducted absent a clear understanding as to how study design or post-study data aggregation affect transmission model accuracy.

Christian did one more short deployment to Afghanistan, then left the Army and earned a bachelor's degree in chemistry.

A short deployment test flight of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's super pressure balloon took place in June 2008.

In short, deployment of multi-hop wireless technologies will surely transform our daily life with innovative applications having greater impact.