Sentence examples for the minute level from inspiring English sources

We solve this optimization model in two phases: (i) we obtain the design and dispatch strategy for an hourly load profile, and (ii) we use the design strategy, derived in (i), as input to produce the optimal dispatch strategy at the minute level.

Due to the large number of observations, the difference in geometric means stratified by different sub-groups were all significant (p-value < 0.001) at the minute level.

When the mitt was on for training and daily living activities, the Fitbit recorded the times as 'awake' or 'restless' with 100% accuracy for wear time at the minute level.

The geometric mean of PB-PAH exposures tended to be higher in rush hours than non-rush hours at the minute level (Additional file 1: Table S1), but the pattern was opposite at the subject level (not statistically significant) (Table  1).

But winemakers who do fine their wines argue that there has never been significant medical evidence to indicate that the minute levels of those allergens if they're present at all are even remotely dangerous.

This issue is resolved via the introduction of a preprocessor (a TSI finder which detects the presence of the minute levels of multipath components of the mainlobe jammer and associated time delays) which directs the STAP processor to select only two desired range returns in order to form the space fast-time data snapshot.

"Scientists agree natural gas is not toxic and that its odorant is not toxic at the minute levels at which it is added to natural gas.

Our contributions consist of: combining a year-long hourly optimization procurement strategy with a minute-level dispatch strategy, and using a high-fidelity battery model at the minute-level derived from electrochemical engineering principles that incorporate temperature and voltage transient effects.

We solve both phases of the optimization problem to within 5% of optimality and demonstrate that solutions from the minute-level model more closely match the load, more closely capture battery and generator behavior, and provide fuel savings from a few percent to 30% over that provided by the hour-level model for the tested scenarios.

From the minute-level data we found that the subjects spent 91.3% of their time indoors, 4.5% of their time traveling in vehicles, and 4.2% of their time in doing other activities (Additional file 1: Table S2).

We decided to develop predictive models for each subject's daily exposure and exposure across all of their sampling sessions (1 3 sessions and 1 9 days per session) since there were significant temporal and spatial autocorrelation in the minute-level data.