Sentence examples for term minutes from inspiring English sources

Next, according to the SOC strategy, the LLC manages in the short term (minutes to milliseconds) the energy exchange with the SG and between each subsystem of the green small cell.

For example, in this study (load curve on day 1), the HPAC load is tuned automatically by the aggregator (through the remote change of the thermostat set point at 12 hour) to reduce load and help a non-spinning reserve call commissioned by independent system operator (ISO) in the short term (minutes).

CH4 emissions are strongly related to feed intake both in the short term (minutes to several hours) and over the medium term (days).

In the long term (minutes to hours), diabetes is associated with increased hemodynamic instability during hemodialysis as well as general anesthesia (2– 9).

Furthermore, using intact, isolated rat brain capillaries, Hartz et al. (2004) revealed that subnanomolar to nanomolar concentrations of the hormone endothelin-1 (ET-1) rapidly and reversibly attenuated P-gp-mediated transport function over the short term (minutes).

The difference between weather and climate is that weather consists of the short-term (minutes to months) changes in the atmosphere.

According to [6], energy storages can be classified into applications of short-term (seconds or minutes), long-term (minutes and hours) and real-long-term (hours and days).

Short-term (minutes to hours) desensitization does occur and involves receptor phosphorylation, leading to uncoupling from the stimulatory G proteins.

Clinically, acupuncture produces long-term (days) pain relief in patients [ 27], while it produces short-term (minutes) analgesia [ 28] in healthy humans.

The first finding suggests that the short-term (minutes) recovery of the Sync Ratio after each application does not reflect adaptive processes (or spontaneous, non-enzymatic ACh breakdown).

This problem potentially takes two forms: short-term (minute scale) temporal autocorrelation that may contribute to violations of standard regression assumptions, and long-term (across a sampling shift) time trends that may cause difficulty in differentiating spatial from temporal trends.