Sentence examples for various types of time from inspiring English sources

We preserve the same names for various types of time consistency for both the random variables and the stochastic processes.

From Definitions 2.2-2.5 2.2-2.5ll see that by emploneng Definition 2.1, some newillnceptseef relathatly dense sets for various types of time scales can by demploying

The following table is meant to help the reader to navigate through the examples presented above relative to various types of time consistency studied in this paper.

Furthermore, in the literature [21], the authors made some significant comments and notes on their related works and the recent development of time scales to contribute to solving the closedness problems on various types of time scales.

It not only unifies the existing results and principles for both differential equations and difference equations with constant time stepsize but also invites novel and nontrivial discussions and theories for hybrid equations on various types of time scales [3 11].

The placement of poles at certain positions leads to various types of time optimal control and has a direct relation to the choice of minimum control and output horizons for stabilising MPC.

Various types of time-dependent external blast pulse models that are widely used in the literature are summarized.

Based on the observed daily and hourly rainfall and reservoir inflow various types of time-series, cause-effect and combined models are developed with lumped and distributed input data.

This was done by various types of time-telling and recording devices, such as water clocks, sundials and marked candles, probably used in combination.

Therefore, the stability analysis for neural networks with time-delay has attracted a large amount of research interest, and many sufficient conditions have been proposed to guarantee the stability of neural networks with various type of time delays, see for example [5 20] and the references therein.

Secondary education is based on both a three-track system of separate schools differentiated by ability and a unified system of comprehensive schools (grades 7 10), senior high schools (grades 11 13), and various types of full-time and part-time vocational and professional schools or colleges.