Sentence examples for time denoted from inspiring English sources

Other mechanisms by which heat can escape the plasma lead to a characteristic energy-loss time denoted by τ.

An equation relates the product of density and energy confinement time, denoted nτ, to a function that depends only on the plasma temperature and the type of fusion reaction.

UTC is thus kept within an exact number of seconds of International Atomic Time and is also kept within 0.9 second of the solar time denoted UT1 (see Universal Time).

Moreover, this new phrase should denote a time to the past of the time denoted by the original phrase.

The total instantaneous achievable data rate of UE n, at the previous transmission time, denoted by r n (t−1), is calculated as given by e.g., (22d).

In order to protect PUs' communications and guarantee that different SUs can fairly access channels for transmission, the SMA scheme defines a maximum transmission time, denoted by Tmax.

Grouting time denotes the cumulative time needed for grouting.

We say that the solution of the problem (1.1) quenches, if there exists a time ( denotes the quenching time, denotes quenching point), such that (1.2).

Of course, the same item may perform several referential functions at the same time, denoting certain things while exemplifying certain features, and do so literally or metaphorically.

Buffer and Time denotes variables buffer width and the time since harvested, respectively.

Zero month in time denotes the DNA-PK activity measured before radiotherapy.