Sentence examples for trapped time from inspiring English sources

They are trapped time and again, by the apparently innocuous language of risk management, into positions that, designed to demonise behaviour, actually demonise a class.

This procedure is combined with the bootstrap method to calculate the average trapped time for successful events, as shown in Figure 4 b.

The average interval between the first and last observation of the molecule in the pore, or the average trapped time of successful translocation events, is shown in Figure 4 b as a function of Δ P. From high to low Δ P, the average trapped time increases by over an order of magnitude.

The average trapped time of a successful translocation is given by τs(Δ x) = ∫0+∞ tfs(Δ x, t d t, while the fraction of lost events is πl(Δ x) = ∫0+∞ fl(Δ x, t d t, where Δ x represents the offset in the initial position of the molecule from the condition where the front of the molecule is in the center of the nanopore.

Atomisation and trapping temperatures, trapping time and hydrochloric acid concentration were the significant variables.

That's an increase in trapping time of four orders of magnitude, comparable to what's possible with good old ordinary matter.

At 125 K blackbody-radiation induced transitions do occur during the first 50 μs trapping time.

We show that a wide distribution of trapping times provides a power law of frequency, which relates to the frequent observation of a constant phase element (CPE) impedance.

This work indicates that, as in the H and D atom trapping experiments, under these conditions H2 trapping times exceeding 1 ms are achievable.

If spontaneous emission to lower n levels, with |M J |=2−4 and hence n≥3, were the only decay processes, trapping times exceeding 300 μs would be expected.

The capture efficiencies were remarkably enhanced from 10% to about 80%, while the cell trapping times were increased from 0.5 to 3 min.