Sentence examples for unit on time from inspiring English sources

Thirty-three yeago aso, as part of a science unit on time, they covered the clocks at Meadow Elementary School in Baldwin.

Milking unit on-time did not differ when comparing all treatments for EML with treatment DF90; however, an increase in milking unit on-time occurred when lag time was 60 s or less for LL cows.

Premilking udder preparation (including forestripping and duration of lag time the time between first tactile stimulation and attachment of milking unit) might influence milking measures such as milking unit on-time, incidence of bimodality, and milk flow rates in Holstein cows milked 3 times daily.

Milking unit on-time, which represents the time when the milking unit is under normal pulsation and harvesting milk (excluding the high-vibration pulsation time of 30 or 90 s), was shortest (245 s) for cows subjected to 90 s of high-vibration pulsation (HV90) and ranged from 256 to 261 s for all other treatments.

Previous biological Boolean network models were simulated in such a way that all the components changed their states simultaneously by one unit of time, based on the assumption that every reaction in the network takes exactly one unit of time in the signaling process.

We want to fund people who are manically focused on getting huge leverage on every unit of time.

We outline the distortional effects of using discrete time models that explicitly depend on the unit of time and outline a remedy of constructing time-invariant discrete time models via a structural continuous time model.

Because the risk of CD of a patient in a unit of time depends on the number already affected by the CD [ 6], a distinction between susceptibility and exposure to infection is required to correctly estimate the risk of infection [ 7].

Inventory of the conserved quantity is based on a specified unit of time that is reflected in the term rate.

The International System of Units standardized its unit of time, the second, on the properties of cesium in 1967.

Since 1967, the International System of Measurements has based its unit of time, the second, on the properties of caesium.