Sentence examples for slides over time from inspiring English sources

The correlation window slides over time till a search size of 2s + 1 are evaluated.

However, storage of paraffin slides over time has a substantial detrimental effect on the quality and reliability of immunohistochemistry stains.

The increase in signal of the AG – G proto-splice site with removal of neighboring (potentially slid) introns is consistent with the idea that intron sliding may over time obscure the targets originally used for insertion.

For any given misorientation, increasing the applied force leads to three sliding behaviors: no sliding, constant velocity sliding and a parabolic sliding over time.

Dr John Jerrim of the IoE points out that while Pisa indicates a slide over time another major study, TIMSS Trendss in International Maths and Science Study) shows that the maths scores of English 13 and 14-year-olds rose compared with other countries over the past decade.

But if you continue to communicate positively about such incidents and let those occasions slide, over time, you lower the standards.

"There's no cliff," she said, "but there's for sure a slope," and the world can continue to slide into greater trouble over time.

As per the observation, the transmittance of the dusty slides decreases over time as dust deposition density increases.

Let Head be values of (E_c) from time point 1 to ({r + 1}) and Tail be values of (E_c) from time point ({l - r}) to l. Head and Tail need updating when c slides over the time axis.

Much like shifting sand, magnetic fields slide slightly over time, and their strength also increases as one moves away from the equator, akin to latitude.

Hydrothermal synthesis of MoS2 in an autoclave was also found to result in destacking, and in that study, the presence of hydrocarbons was presented as a possible contributor (Peng et al. 2001) while, in a separate study, Chianelli et al. note that possible intercalation of H2 at high pressures could result in MoS2 layers simply sliding apart over time (Chianelli et al. 2006).