"time background" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to the historical context of a certain period of time when something happened. For example: "The Atomic Age provided a unique time background, which led to the development of nuclear energy."
Without the aid of specialized hardware, most of these algorithms perform too slowly for real time background subtraction [74, 75].
At the same time, background values do occur even in the inner city environment and they dominate the city perimeter.
From a technical aspect, you get five hours of talk time, background noise reduction, and the ability to connect to two Bluetooth phones at once.
The page can track whatever metrics are important to the business, like API response time, background jobs, errors, outages and more.
I have time, background, and abilities related to the work of the board, so, with the prodding of friends, came to the decision that it was time for me to step up in a different way and become a candidate.
We used random-effects methods and stratified results by gender, time, background HIV prevalence rates and other variables.
Fixed effects in the model were: nature of treatment; time since treatment; any background anti-parkinsonian medication; their interactions (between: treatment and time, background-medication status and time, treatment and background-medication status); mean baseline measurement; and, where relevant, demographic /anthropometric characteristics.
The detector achieved timing resolutions of 0.38 ns for a single 100 mV pulse, which will allow timing discrimination of photon beam bunches and out-of-time background during the operation of the GlueX detector.
Rural night-time background noise typically ranges from 20 to 40 decibels.
He gave a long laugh Tuesday when asked if he thought any other player might have a similarly small-time background.
But because it exists so far only in fragmentary form, Professor Harvey said, string theory must assume that a particular space-time background exists, rather than letting one emerge naturally from the interactions of the particles.
