Sentence examples for time to propagate from inspiring English sources

As sudden warmings and the associated dynamical changes in the stratosphere occur over relatively long time scales (e.g., ({sim}10) days) compared to the periods of internal waves, lower atmospheric wave disturbances have sufficient time to propagate to higher altitudes, provided that propagation conditions are favorable.

(Human thought takes time to propagate and enact, too).

The updated news feed is rolling out across the web right now, but may take some time to propagate across the entire network, so don't be surprised if it takes a few days to arrive.

That means a pollutant's impact can take a long time to propagate across an ecosystem.

However, due to large delays, this information may take a long time to propagate.

The company confirms the change has been made but might take some time to propagate to all users.

In the remainder of this paper, we therefore refer to TOF as the time difference between T detect and T inc, i.e, the TOF is the time needed to propagate from the entrance of the Stark decelerator to the interaction region, independent of the time spent in the source region.

One of those parameters is the traversal time (defined by the attribute dot11MeshHWMPnetDiameterTraversalTime), an upper bound for the time interval to propagate an HWMP element across the mesh network.

Our results show that in comparison to Deluge, the de facto network reprogramming protocol for TinyOS, McTorrent significantly reduces the number of packet transmissions and the amount of time required to propagate a large data object through a sensor network.

Naturally this approach imposes the drawback of time required to propagate the input data between all the processing units, but our tests with a computer cluster have shown that this time is not very significant in terms of the whole segmentation time.

A change therefore takes one time step to propagate from one variable to the next.