Sentence examples for using small time from inspiring English sources

(iii) Using small time slots for broadcasts leads to a high delivery ratio due to minimum collisions in particular slots but this increases end-to-end delay as broadcasts are delayed at successive rebroadcast nodes.

However, as acknowledged by the authors, the analysis of their MEG data may not be sufficient to detect activity modulations that might be small relative to bottom up effects, and therefore future studies using small time bins (e.g. 50 ms rather than 100 ms) are needed to further investigate top down effects.

We have checked that using the Euler method with time step of 10−3 day does not show any noticeable numerical error and using smaller time step does not significantly improve the accuracy (data not shown).

Because of this, using smaller time intervals can greatly increase the amount of interest that accumulates over the life of the loan.

This error was time-step dependent and was therefore minimized by using smaller time-steps in this loop.

It is possible to have more accurate numerical results if we increase the number of mesh grid points and use smaller time steps.

He sold the 80-milligram tablets — the maximum-strength pill favored by addicts — in bulk to local gangs that used small-time dealers to peddle them for up to $80 a piece.

Figure 6 shows the time variation of the receiver plate temperature at time steps (∆t) 100 and 10 s; the latter coincides with the curves obtained using smaller value time steps (1 and 0.1 s).

As a result, obtaining good PV characteristics requires a compromise between using small or large sample time.

The model has been applied to predict breaking force and disintegration time using small quantities of active pharmaceutical ingredient and prototype formulation designs.

The development of organized structures from sheared isotactic polypropylene melts with different amounts of dibenzylidene sorbitol (DBS) as a nucleating agent has been followed in real time using small angle X-ray scattering in conjunction with synchrotron radiation.