Sentence examples for time deduced from inspiring English sources

In 1676, Rømer announced that the eclipse of Io scheduled for November 9 would be 10 minutes later than the time deduced on the basis of earlier eclipses of the same satellite.

The variation of the interfacial concentration of defects versus time deduced.

The two relations are compatible, however: the same proposition may be at the same time deduced from and grounded in its premise.

Some properties of the proposed probabilistic approach for checking the coherence of the initial time deduced by classic deterministic relationships are as follows: 1.

In this paper the nanotube alignment within a series of self-supporting webs and yarns is for the first time deduced from the analysis of small angle X-ray scattering data.

The parameters of VITA method, i.e. local interval time-averaging length a and threshold level k, were optimally selected and are equal to 3TC (TC is the integral time deduced from auto-correlation functions) and 0.9, respectively.

Others prefer to waste time deducing the brain waves of Brett Favre, with The Minneapolis Star-Tribune's Jim Souhan traveling to Hattiesburg, Miss., to parse a few words from the perpetually undecided one.

Secondly, in the second stage of our algorithm, the main computation process, which is adding operators and logical operators which cost little CPU time, deduces the complexity of the algorithm to O ( N ).

Our students have not had a difficult time deducing this.

The results highlight that the sea level in Roman times, deduced from the submersion measurement of archaeological markers, did not exceed 1.2 m ± 0.30 m, except for Seiano whose submerged remains and surrounding area were heavily damaged by extreme events following the 79 CE Vesuvius eruption.

With this, and the carrier transit times deduced from field-effect transistor experiments, a realistic value of 200 for the photoconductive gain was deduced.