The phrase "time slot between" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe a specific period of time between two points, or to refer to the intervals of time that someone has available. For example: "If we're going to meet up, I only have a small time slot between work and my evening class."
In order to use more levels, more binary samples would have to be squeezed into the allotted time slot between successive signal samples.
In May, ABC announced that the show would be on its fall schedule--in a favored time slot, between "Spin City" and "NYPD Blue".
Recording in Progress will take place at Somerset House from 16 January to 14 February with visitors paying £15 for a 45-minute time slot between 3-6pm on Tuesdays to Fridays and between 1-3pm on Saturdays.
In the Western Conference finals, the Los Angeles Lakers' 106-102 victoverover the Sacramento Kings in Game 6 generated a 13.5 rating, an 82percentt increase over a 7.4 last year for the game in the comparable time slot, between Philadelphia and Milwaukee.
When Mr. Markowicz and the vice chairman of the Subase Realignment Coalition, Frank O'Beirne of Groton, a retired Navy captain, went to Washington last month to meet with Assistant Navy Secretary Hansford T. Johnson, they had the time slot between the governor of Hawaii, who was arguing for the bases there, and a delegation from Crane, Ind., which is home to a Navy research center.
Therefore, to distinguish the CIR generated in the odd time slot between and from that generated in the even time slot, we define them h sd,o k and h sd,e k, respectively.
"I'll only exercise in one-hour time slots between Monday and Friday.
The museum distributed 880 free passes grouped in 30-minute time slots between 10 30 a.m. and 4 p.m.
The experience will be shown in 15-minute ticketed time slots between 19 00 and 23 30.
However, conventional repetitions processes (e.g., HARQ) might take some time slots between obtaining the feedback and retransmitting again [35].
It is clear that the T-coloring-based link scheduling always waits at least (γmax+1) time slots between two consecutive schedules of two interfering links, without considering whether or not the second link is already available before being scheduled.
