Sentence examples for time subdivided from inspiring English sources

Compared with most of the other continents, Europe has few exposed rocks from Precambrian time (subdivided into the older Archean and the younger Proterozoic eons).

In my view, every clock is a window through which we observe time subdivided into its simplest, most rational components -- seconds, minutes and hours.

This type of model allows analysts to model transitions of a cohort of patients in a number of health states over a long period of time subdivided into a series of short intervals [9].

Each simulation consists of a total of 25 s of physical time, subdivided into three stages: (1) 10 s in a supine (horizontal) position, (2) 5 s of rotation from the supine to an upright position and (3) 10 s in a fixed upright position.

These leaves already possess the typical ginkgophyte bifurcation and are once to three-times subdivided into linear segments.

This time was subdivided into: T1, the time from the tip of the blade passing between the patient's lips to identification of the vocal cords; and T2, the time from identification of the vocal cords to the completion of three respiratory cycles displayed on the capnograph.

Third, to determine when differences in weekly physical activity volume emerged over time, we subdivided the weekly intervals into three equivalent time intervals (weeks 0 to 4; weeks 5 to 8; weeks 9 to 12) and repeated the analyses accordingly.

The total human population size, N, at any time is subdivided into classes: susceptible S, infectious with rotavirus I, vaccinated V and removed R. Since the incubation period is very short, we assume that the probability of survival till the infectious state for the individuals exposed to rotavirus is unity and therefore exclude the exposure stage.

Harmonies are measured in pitch ratios, time is subdivided into precise fractions, and equations can determine whether tones will be pleasing or dissonant to our ears.

For those whose age fell into two age bands during the follow-up period, their total follow-up time was subdivided and allocated into the corresponding age bands as described by Clayton and Hills.

For those whose age fell into two or more age bands during the follow-up period, their total follow-up time was subdivided and allocated into corresponding age bands as described by Clayton and Hills.