Sentence examples for system of time from inspiring English sources

In studying solutions to this problem, Fleming advocated the adoption of a standard, or mean, time with hourly variations from it according to a system of time zones.

The system of time lags has been successfully applied to the problem of diffusion with catalytic reaction.

Maurizio Sacconi, senate head of the government's coalition partner the New Centre Right party, demanded the number of amendments be "drastically reduced" or a system of time limits be imposed to make sure a vote was held on time.

The system of time zones has been in use since the 1880s because most of us prefer to organize our days around local noon, when the sun is overhead.

In Kant's case, it was such things as the possibility of pure mathematical knowledge, the possibility of making objectively true statements, the fact that there is a unitary system of time.

The relays incorporate diodes, which act as switches and permit the use of a single pilot loop for two-way signaling using a system of time sharing switched at the power frequency.

After spacial discretization we obtain a large system of time-convolution equations.

Another important contribution of this paper is the generalization of the DyBO formulation for a system of time-dependent SPDEs.

The full model is comprised of a system of time-dependent reaction diffusion equations coupled through the non-linear reaction terms with mixed Dirichlet and Neumann boundary conditions.

He found their answers so interesting McCarthy was initiating a system of time-sharing for computers and was also creating a new and extremely sophisticated computer language, and Minsky was beginning his attempts to get computers to do non-numerical things, such as reasoning by analogy that he asked them if they needed money for their work.

He found their answers so interesting — McCarthy was initiating a system of time-sharing for computers and was also creating a new and extremely sophisticated computer language, and Minsky was beginning his attempts to get computers to do non-numerical things, such as reasoning by analogy — that he asked them if they needed money for their work.