Sentence examples for to handle time from inspiring English sources

The analysis in this section does not take into account the use of guard times in protocol timing to handle time synchronization errors.

One problem is how to achieve the accuracy, stability and efficiency together, and the other is how to handle time series with multiple regimes.

Such devices should be easy to handle, time saving, low priced, safe and provide a high amount of viable ASCs in the aspirate.

There are models designed to handle time scales, such as decades, years, and months, down to daily or hourly models of consumption.

I found time to re-read Jane Gardam's astonishing book "Old Filth" while I was working, and of course I loved it all over again, and wondered how it was possible to handle time so nimbly and beautifully.

The LASS tool is designed to handle time series that have long-range dependence and are long enough that some parts are essentially stationary, while others exhibit non-stationarity, which is either deterministic or stochastic in nature.

More so, the Variable-order derivative (VOD) time fractional diffusion models have been recently acknowledged as an alternative and more rigorous approach to handle time-dependent anomalous diffusion behavior observed in highly heterogeneous fractured porous media.

One official dismissed the calls for a czar as a "Beltway phenomenon," arguing that the interdepartmental team would serve the same function but have the operational expertise to handle time-sensitive hostage matters.

Of course, there are special constructs to handle time-series processing and such, but most of the time, it feels like a spreadsheet.

The idea isn't to guide people through major processes like immigration — dedicated interpreters are still needed for long interviews, technical language and so on — but to handle time-sensitive matters like distribution of food and water or explaining an event or injury.

The main advantages of the Cox model are: its suitability for multivariate analysis, no need for any specific assumptions regarding survival probability distribution in the base population, and the ability to handle time-dependent variables.