Sentence examples for temporal completeness from inspiring English sources

The second measure we define is temporal completeness.

Instead, we define (temporal) completeness in terms of lag.

We define simple measures that account for temporal completeness and spatial coverage.

Our definitions for temporal completeness above apply to sets of observations from a single site/sensor.

Table 8 shows summary statistics indicating overall coverage as demonstrated by (temporal) completeness of individual cells in seconds.

Here, we outline the key principles of whole-cell modeling which have emerged from our work developing bacterial whole-cell models: single-cellularity; functional, genetic, molecular, and temporal completeness; biophysical realism including temporal dynamics and stochastic variation; species-specificity; and model integration and reproducibility.

The objective of this study is to combine unfrequent decametric spatial resolution products with frequent hectometric spatial resolution products to improve the temporal frequency and completeness of decametric observations.

The method models and makes effective use of spatial, thematic and temporal accuracy, consistency and completeness for multidimensional data in order to offer analysts a "data quality" oriented framework.

Besides, temporal blocks also have completeness guaranteed by Conditions (e) and (f) in Definition 2. These advantages of temporal blocks all let them reasonably represent the non-overlapped sub-regions of the original whole data.

Moreover, the quality of the input and output data for each of these steps is controlled according to eight DQ dimensions: predictive value, correctness, duplication, consistency, completeness, contextualization, temporal-stability and spatial-stability.

We simultaneously determined the temporal change in the catalog completeness magnitude using the goodness-of-fit method (Wiemer and Wyss 2000).