It is shown that the theory gives an adequate interpretation of experimental creep kinetics except for the time interval that covers 101 102 s after loading.
The time analysis signatures include the number of time m pulses occurs in a time interval, that is triggered randomly, upon a detection event, or upon a source fission event triggered.
There are also options for this tool such as setting the time interval that dictates how often it will pull in new content.
The updates are created per every time interval that is determined with the time contraction parameter T c.
Additionally, it delivers 20percentt additional power savings and automatically performs a safety shutdown if it does not receive input after a time interval that can be set by the customer.
The deferrable load is usually limited by the time interval that it can be transferred in: U_^{text{IN}} (i,t^{prime},t) = 0,{kern 1pt} {kern 1pt} {kern 1pt} t in TS^{text{N}} (34 where ( TS^{N} ) is the time interval that is not allowed to transfer in for the deferrable load.
New calls arrive in the first cell with Poisson rate and are served for a time interval that is negative exponentially distributed with mean calls carried in the first cell (block call).
Furthermore, the transmission time T 2 j is also adaptively adjusted to limit the missed spectrum opportunity, which is defined as the available time interval that is not discovered by the SU.
In the figure, A is the inter-block interval, B is the inter-frame interval, C is the time interval that used for packet detection and D is the time interval used for symbol and frame timing.
The algorithm was applied to the time series of pressure and temperature of each meteorological station, which were modeled as random processes stationary within a time interval that depends on the gap size.
The equilibrium probability is the fraction of time node i transmits on channel c, measured over a time interval that is long enough to allow the process s to settle to equilibrium.
