Sentence examples for the common time from inspiring English sources

Multiply the alphanumeric value of each note (A=1, B=2, and so on) by the "time value" of each note in the common time key signature (eighth note = half a beat, quarter note = 1 beat, half note = 2, dotted half note = 3, whole note = 4).

The computation of the two reactor units was coupled through the common time step and solid flux.

We set the proportion of the common time change to 0.25 with a variance rate of the common time change at 3 while the independent components have a variance rate of unity.

We investigate this question for Germany by analysing fluctuations in annual maximum series (AMS) values at 68 discharge gauges for the common time period 1932 2005.

This formulation exploits the absolute phase angles provided by PMU measurements, which use the common time reference of the coordinated universal time (UTC).

Based on satisfactory agreement, a similar approach is applied for the prediction of the thermal performance after an installation time of 25 years, the common time used for building design regarding energy performance.

Then, on the common time-interval, (A.1) can be rewritten in the following form: (A.3).

Application of the Lyapunov equation to the model (A.3) yields the following differential equation for the cross-covariance on the common time-interval: (A.5).

The simulations are performed to verify the correctness of the derived results, and the comparison of the derived results with the common time-frequency analysis tools are also discussed.

In the presence of unknown time-varying inertia, persistent external disturbances and control input saturation, a novel robust adaptive coordinated attitude control algorithm with no prior knowledge of inertia for spacecraft is proposed to coordinately track the common time-varying reference states.

For the data analyses below, we use the common-time FITACF data of the Hokkaido East radar archived by the Exploration of Energization and Radiation in Geospace-Science Center (ERG-SC) (Hori et al. 2013).