Sentence examples for time structure is from inspiring English sources

An artificial time structure is imposed on the continuous beam by an electrostatic kicker.

Its technique isn't any more complex than that of "Manchester" (in fact, its time structure is simpler; "Manchester" involves a remarkably abrupt batch of flashbacks).

This characteristic time structure is translated to frequency domain in two different ways.

As illustrated in Figure 2, the time structure is based on one EASO-TDMA cycle that takes an hour.

This preamble is based on a fixed sequence of a 128-sample length that is BPSK modulated and transmitted on even subcarriers on antenna 1 and odd subcarriers on antenna 2. Thus, they are orthogonal in frequency and the time structure is a 256-sample length sequence with two identical halves.

Strikingly, the proportion of false positive runs due to time structure is substantial ranging from 10 to 50% depending on the sampling scheme and the statistics.

That real-time structure is perfectly suited for how people use Facebook, which is to check in now and then (or all day) on what their friends are up to.

That is, the dynamical laws are (at least, relative to space-time) fundamental, and space-time structure is derivative.

Salmon would presumably deny that such appeals to space-time structure are explanatory.

At this time, sentence structures were being gradually modified, but many remained untidy.

"I could have told them that every time the structure is gone she goes straight down the tubes".