Sentence examples for spans I from inspiring English sources

The axially moving string system is divided into two spans, i.e., a controlled span and an uncontrolled span, by a hydraulic touch-roll actuator which is located in the middle section of the string.

The following graphs provide representative information where the X-axis refers to the mentioned time spans, (i = 0,1,2, ldots,n).

More formally, given a set of ordered gene expression values g j for genes j = 1, 2,... m, let x ij denote expression bias approximations for genes j = 1, 2,... m using window spans i = 25, 26, 27,... m/3 where n denotes the number of window spans examined.

In all cases, the coding spans (i.e., from start codon to stop codon, including introns) show substantially higher melting temperatures than the 2-kb flanking regions.

The clusters c3-cluster1 and c3-cluster-2 had spans (i.e., positions) of 0-20cM and 23-48cM, and carried 15 and 23 QTL, respectively.

The names and spans (i.e. positions) of them are as follows, c1-cluster1 at 14-34cM, c1-cluster-2 58-82cM2c1-cluster-3luster-3 at 95-126cM, respectively.

In fact, Randall Kessler said, "Some judges have short attention spans". Isn't it nice to know how we must present cases to our esteemed judges?

The gold standard for determining whether aging is altered is life span, i.e., does altering oxidative stress/damage change life span?

Our review was focused on a 25 years span (i.e., 1990 2015) and on empirical research utilizing human participants published in refereed journals.

The degree d(i) of (Y_i) is the order of commutators needed to generate (Y_i) out of the horizontal span, i.e. (d(i =k) if (Y_iin Delta ^k_p) but (Y_i notin Delta _p^{k-1}).

In the presence of channel gains that remain static during the whole duration of the data session, the feedback messages for phase adjustments at the different RSs can spread over an appropriate time span (i.e., i = 1, 2, …, I ).