Sentence examples for tuning time from inspiring English sources

The traffic scheduling scheme takes into account the transmitter wavelength tuning time so as to avoid frequent connection reconfiguration.

The tuning function has also been demonstrated and a 1.507 ms tuning time between two adjacent channels is obtained.

The experiments show that index caching significantly reduces the tuning time of a mobile client without increasing its access time.

Simulation results show that the control strategy reduces the tuning time up to 64% in comparison with the Ziegler Nichols manual technique (ZN).

The procedure can greatly enhance efficiency in the operation of electron-optical systems, potentially reducing tuning time in the design process.

Least squares support vector regression (LSSVR) is an effective and competitive approach for crude oil price prediction, but its performance suffers from parameter sensitivity and long tuning time.

'Most people conclude it's Looney Tunes time when Ed's around," says Edward Aczel halfway through his show.

We conclude that the presence of eccentricity-like amplitude modulation in precession-filtered records does not support the accuracy of orbitally tuned time scales.

Taking into account the re-tuning time required at the beginning and at the end of the measurement gap, it is possible to extract samples in a certain bandwidth during an effective period of 5.166 ms [[29], pp. 313-314].

We then conducted spectral analyses of the tuned time series of chert bed thickness variations.

The ZW sex determination system dates to the dinosaurs, so we cannot explain the lack of robust compensation by the absence of fine-tuning time.