Sentence examples for the conventional interval from inspiring English sources

Phase was automatically confined to the conventional interval corresponding to the elevation values between 0 and Δ2π, as highlighted by red in Fig. 2.

As several studies employed time frames for pain duration less than the conventional interval of 12 weeks, and as we sought the largest sample possible, we defined "chronic neck pain" as neck pain of longer than eight weeks in duration [ 31].

Tan et al. ([2010b]) developed a radial-interval linear programming (RILP) approach for supporting waste management under uncertainty, which introduced the concept of fluctuation radius (uncertain information at the bounds of interval parameters) to the conventional interval-parameter linear programming framework.

Evidence for the involvement of the nucleus accumbens in conventional interval timing schedules is mixed.

This issue was already detected by Westlake [ 29], who proposed a modification of the conventional confidence interval method to obtain symmetrical confidence intervals around 0 for bioequivalence trials.

This widening is due to multi-occurrence of variables in the function expression when using conventional interval analysis.

It is therefore of interest to consider whether the same neural structures may be involved in inter-temporal choice as in conventional interval timing schedules.

Hardware implementation of conventional interval type-2 neuro-fuzzy systems with on-chip learning is essential for real time applications.

We used a conventional interval mapping approach with SNP markers to search for QTLs that affected both body weight and activity traits.

Figure 6 shows the comparison between the proposed optimal sensing interval and the conventional optimal sensing interval for different (p d, p f ) combinations.

In this section, our optimal sensing interval T I * in (22) is evaluated and compared with the conventional optimal sensing interval, under the condition that p d and p f are given.