Sentence examples for unified time from inspiring English sources

Forget Aristotle, tragedy, unified time and place, beginning, middle and end, and all other cultural baggage.

To solve the collaboration problem of multi-time scale economic dispatch and generation control in power system, i.e., long term time scale optimization, short term time scale optimization, and real-time control, a real-time economic generation dispatch and control (REG) framework, which as a unified time scale framework, is designed in this paper.

Remark 2.12 Choi et al. [14], Theorem 2.16] studied h-stability for linear dynamic equations on time scales by using the unified time scale quadratic Lyapunov functions.

This behavior was preserved after suppressing the long 11 h period (Fig. 3C, lower left panel) or adding white noise to the simulated, unified, time series (Fig. 3C, upper right panel).

Based on Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) ephemerides and Earth Orientation Parameters (EOP), a formula was developed to describe the geometrical relationship between the Moon-based plandorm and Earth surface features in the unified spatial coordinate system and the unified time system.

proposed dropping the leap second, which would set the stage for a unified time scale.

Extension of the efficient solution procedures to arbitrary Mach number flows through a unified time-derivative preconditioning approach is also discussed.

Then all the older, separate systems will be done away with, unifying time in the terminal for the first time in its 91-year history.

The method converts power electronic systems, which are periodic time-variant because of their switching operation, to unified and time independent systems.

In 1915 Einstein further unified space, time, and gravitation with his general theory of relativity, showing that warps and curves in space and time are responsible for the force of gravity.

Second, we might target Lockean persons, entities picked out by the Psychological Criterion and unified over time by psychological continuity (overlapping chains of strong psychological connectedness).