Sentence examples for terms of a time from inspiring English sources

An interfacial condition is proposed across the two scales, in terms of a time history treatment.

In terms of a time series, a geomagnetic storm can be characterized by three phases: initial phase, main phase, and recovery phase.

However, the direct measurement of drug uptake in terms of a time kinetic and concentrations attained at the local sites has not been readily available as a clinical index for most drugs.

When a time history dynamic analysis is to be carried out then seismic loading is to be applied in terms of a time history record/accelerograms. Accelerograms are treasure of information and ground motion is characterized by many parameters, few of which are described here.

Their result is explained in terms of a time-predictable model in which the isolated stick slip patch slips when the loaded stress exceeds its strength.

We also formulate the problem in terms of a time-frequency phase space approach and in particular we use the Wigner distribution to define the spatial/spatial-frequency distribution.

In the last step of the splitting, the remaining equation has a solution in terms of a time-ordered exponential, which is approximated to a higher order than the time evolution scheme.

The synthesis leads to (1) an explicit characterization of the fault-free behavior of each subsystem in terms of a time-varying bound on an appropriate Lyapunov function and (2) an explicit characterization of the robust stability region in terms of the control constraints and the size of the uncertainty.

Although motion of charges in fundamental LC circuits is described by a simple Hamiltonian that does not vary with time, a large category of nanoelectronic circuits, such as LC circuits driven by a sinusoidal power source and series RLC circuits that have time-varying parameters is classified as a time-varying system [9 11] that can be described in terms of a time-dependent Hamiltonian.

The findings are interpreted in terms of a time-delayed "drift and act" control mechanism in which controlling movements are made only when controlled variables exceed a threshold, i.e. the stick survival time measures the time to cross a threshold.

The most commonly-used tools of variational calculus, the Euler-Lagrange equations [ 24, 25], require formulating the integral in terms of a time-dependent function and its first derivative, and then varying that function to make the integral an extremum.