Sentence examples for sufficiently long interval from inspiring English sources
A bounded solution may occur only when I (r) > 0 in a sufficiently long interval.
As shown in Fig. 14 [181], successive pulses with sufficiently long interval do not obviously change the conductance state.
When 4 τ 2 ω 0 2 − 1 > 0, we observe the presence of damped oscillations of the velocity in time with strong coupling leading to oscillating currents which average to zero in a sufficiently long interval along with the diffusion constant.
Considering these data, using a sufficiently long interval between the IVB and trabeculectomy may be more effective by calming down the activity of neovascularization in the anterior segment.
We use GRACE data to show that dynamic or reduced-dynamic orbit parameters are not optimally reconstructed from kinematic positions when only taking epoch-wise covariance information into account, but that essentially the same orbit quality can be achieved as when directly using the GPS measurements, if correlations in time are taken into account over sufficiently long intervals.
In a sufficiently long time interval, the probability that a user is selected is therefore approximately.
A sufficiently long measurement interval would allow the equilibrium probabilities to be estimated by using the time log.
A self-similar solution for comminuted particles is shown to be a useful representation for the solution of the population balance equation provided that this equation is solved over a sufficiently long time interval.
For repeated application of tDCS, we suggest a sufficiently long intersession interval between tDCS interventions to avoid unintended carry-over effects.
Given a sufficiently long time interval, the emergence of resistance to these strategies is inevitable – for example, with hormone therapy resistance, this constitutes a situation called castrate resistance.
For example, although some have argued that a sufficiently long time interval is required between cue and target in order to generate an expectation about upcoming conflict (Correa et al., 2009; Monsell, 2003), others have shown that varying the cue target interval does not modulate the cueing effect (Wühr & Kunde, 2008).
