If one considers emergent timing as simply an absence of explicit representation of a time interval, then by definition, the two modes of timing cannot coexist.
A test step is a time interval during a test (definition based on [8]).
When applying this method, the time interval δ will, by definition, affect the resulting capacity value C i.
There is a slight difference in the numbers of MRSA notifications and MRSA isolates (65), this is partly due to the differences in the case definitions (a time interval of 12 months versus 36 months); also if the same person had two different types of isolates, both of them were included (a total of 27 persons carried two different strains).
Varying degrees of incomplete filter regeneration lead to a progressive shortening of filtration cycles, which was both measured and modeled as a function of the time interval tc between cleaning pulses (our definition of "cake residence time").
Breakage and selection functions appear to be clearly linked to the transition probabilities of a Markov chain via the definition of a time interval characteristic of the grinding process.
As mentioned above, the next step of the proposed algorithm requires the definition of the time interval Δt.
By definition, during a time interval of length S, a point on the orbit Γ ℓ makes more that n ¯ ( S, ℓ ) − 1 half-turns around the origin, but less that n ̲ ( S, ℓ ) + 1 half-turns.
Based on our results, clinical stability is even more important for test-retest reliability than the accurate definition of the time interval at which the retest is performed.
Although there is no strict definition to the time interval between initial treatment and disease recurrence, many publications have noted disease-free intervals in excess of five to six years.
