Sentence examples for the location in time of from inspiring English sources

Using the ultrasonic propagation velocity, the depth of the interface can be determined from the location in time of the transition in oscillation frequency.

The location in time of the sampling points is clearly an important issue.

Harmonic regression models fully describe the rhythms using four parameters: period (duration of one complete cycle), the mean level (the mid-value of the time-series), the amplitude (half the distance from the peak to the trough of the fitted cosine, indicating the predictable rise and fall around the mean level) and the phase (the location in time of the peak of the curve).

The size and location in time of the notch provides important information about the health of the valve and the aorta.

The mere difference of location in time, of something's being earlier or later, is not a rational ground for having more or less regard for it" (Rawls 1971, 293).

Not only is it limited in precision, but it's less secure and there's no secret more closely-held by the Secret Service than the president's location in times of crisis.

Impact location was determined by measuring the differences in time-of-flight of ultrasonic Lamb waves at three surface-mounted sensors.

It was found that there were differences in the location and time of occurrence between in-shoe peak pressure and peak shear.

Hence, from the linguistic evidence alone, scholars can never say that Proto-Indo-European lacked a word for any particular concept; they can only state the probability that certain items did exist and from these items make inferences about the culture and location in time and space of the speakers of Proto-Indo-European Proto-Indo-European Proto-Indo-European

In summary, these considerations indicate that at least a significant fraction of the observed differences in reporter expression between mouse and zebrafish may correspond to changes in the trans environments (in particular those cases associated to changes in the endogenous gene expression), either by differences in the location and/or time of expression of trans factors in both species.

Ms. Stead, 42, who had a prior career as a public defender and has written one other novel for young readers, said she wanted to set "When You Reach Me" in the location and time of her own childhood in New York.