Sentence examples for uniformity of time from inspiring English sources

The concepts of uniformity of time and space received similar treatments by Henri Poincaré (1898, 1902: Part 2).

In order to define the uniformity of time, that is, the notion of equal intervals of time, Aristotle was guided by astronomical practice, which in antiquity provided the most practical and accurate measures of time.

Although not explicitly expressed as symmetry principles, the homogeneity and isotropy of physical space, and the uniformity of time (forming together with the invariance under Galilean boosts "the older principles of invariance" — see Wigner 1967,[6] pp. 4 5), have been assumed as prerequisites in the physical description of the world since the beginning of modern science.

Furthermore, the uniformity of the time of the power generation (UTPG) is another factor evaluating the system.

The measurements presented here for APDs at −25 °C ambient temperature and 1 μs shaping time achieve an average RMS noise level of 0.25 ADC counts or 290 electrons.The linearity over the dynamic range is better than 1%, as is the uniformity of shaping time and gain over 32 channels.

Researchers believe the speed of the neuron response -- on the order of milliseconds -- and the uniformity of response times regardless of where stimuli appeared rule out issues such as expectation, or attentional signals from elsewhere in the brain.

The selected excipients PEG400, Lutrol F127, Lutrol F68, and TPGS were prescreened first on the basis of extrusion temperature, processing temperature, uniformity of extrudes, retention time, and solubilization.

Rao's spacing tests were also used to test for uniformity in time of use of each depth range.

As revealed by the scanning electron microscopy (SEM) observation, the surface of coated films had a good uniformity of changing treatment times.

In addition to being useful for informing clinical follow-up programs, a framework could also assist longitudinal research with high-risk infants and help to improve uniformity of follow-up time-points and measures.

For the synonymous substitutions (Fig. 4a), the lengths of branches approximately correspond to the anticipated time estimates, thereby indicating the uniformity of evolutionary rates over time.