Sentence examples for sufficient time interval from inspiring English sources
The paths of ionization remain in the chamber for about a millionth of a second, a sufficient time interval for a logic circuit to identify whether the particles that have emerged are of interest and consequently whether the high voltage pulse should be sent to the plates so that the resultant spark pattern can be recorded for later analysis.
The basic assumption in paleomagnetic studies is that the Earth's magnetic field behaves in a dipolar fashion when integrated over a sufficient time interval (Meert 2009).
However, our data covered five years after the publication of the guidance, which is a sufficient time interval for its dissemination and implementation.
A sufficient time interval (30 minutes) was allotted between each measurement so that the second would not be influenced by the observer's memory of the first.
The normobaric oxygen paradox seems effective to increase haemoglobin in non-anaemic healthy volunteers assuming there is a sufficient time interval between the two oxygen applications.
As our intention was to examine the effect of ILA on haemodynamics and gas exchange over a sufficient time interval, we may have missed the point where an effect on the survival may have been discernible.
The exponential stability condition is derived imposing a sufficient long time interval over which the functional is decreasing.
The empirical result of Graupe and Cline shows that the EMG could be considered stationary over sufficient short time intervals.
Additional important elements are suggested by the characteristics of different subsets of the SEEs that are found to be reliable, such as a time profile that allows the system to "settle" near the steady state while providing sufficient current over a time interval.
Together with PVT data, these results indicate that testing subjects two nights after a sleep deprivation was a time interval sufficient to dissipate most of the side-effects of sleep deprivation (e.g. tiredness, low vigilance).
Then, PVI is calculated by measuring changes in PI over a time interval sufficient to include one or more complete respiratory cycles as follows: PVI = ([PImax - Pimin]/PImax) × 100.
