Sentence examples for time span time from inspiring English sources

The initial FDM mesh is generated on the existing cracks and the gas flow algorithm is performed for a small time span (time step).

Hardly anyone refrains from lying altogether, and some people report lying up to twelve times within that time span.

For the Democrats, there are five weeks until the New York primary, or nearly five times the time span as between Iowa and New Hampshire.

At least 15 other studies have explored the health effects of the accident, but the University of Pittsburgh research covers the longest time span, from the time of the accident through 1992.

Others take more time: during that same time span the median age at which American women married increased by less than a year.

Chosen time spans are representative for any time span that might be chosen in the future.

The time span between the time of the first dead node and that of the last dead node is a reflection of the energy balance among nodes.

In order to update weights at various fire time, the time span between the input waveform and the feedback waveform should be 2t.

Four different environments followed each other in this locality over a geologically short time span and each time conditions prevailed to preserve plant macrofossils.

Therefore, users can weigh the curve based on the time span rather than time series, which requires steady intervals in the series.

Sensitivities computed in the time domain over a finite time span can take excessive time to converge, or fail altogether to converge to the periodic value.