Sentence examples for time for unit from inspiring English sources

The optimization model is formulated as a multi-dimensional search problem aimed to achieve minimized product of the total travel time associated with urban street network and the variance of travel time for unit distance of travel.

The results show that mobility improvements are achieved after applying the proposed model along with the genetic algorithm for area-wide signal timing optimization, assessed by extended capacity ratio, and reductions in through and turning movement delays, as well as average and variance of travel time for unit distance of travel.

For example, in 2009, the best estimate, as approved by the International Astronomical Union (IAU), was: :light time for unit distance: :c =  =  The relative uncertainty in these measurements is 0.02 parts per billion, equivalent to the uncertainty in Earth-based measurements of length by interferometry.

In Figure 5 we show the distribution of the two scores, again taken after a long learning time (15 million time steps), for units all belonging to the same mEC population.

One day, Reshef went with a colleague to see a friend, Nadav Aleh, who at the time worked for Unit 8200, Israel's equivalent to the N.S.A. Aleh recalled Reshef's visit: "When they came into my office, they were pale".

We obtain similar results when there are both indegree and outdegree constraints, and better results when there are indegree constraints only: a (1,4b v -approximation algorithm for arbitrary weights and a polynomial time algorithm for unit weights.

For example, some unit is percentage, and some is time for the unit.

Let the time t 1represent the requirement time for transmitting unit data among actors, that is t 1 = 1/υ asa.

In this paper, the delay is defined as the requirement time for transmitting unit data when actor sets communicate with other actor sets.

Then, the average of operation time for each unit of product i is equal to Equation 3: t i = TP i Q i = S i Q i + m i 1 + p 1 i.

Input offset time for each unit is driven from a sharp logarithmic distribution, peaked at time ca. 300 ms (Fig. 6 c ).