These helped him to play complicated "cluster" chords, with very small intervals between the notes, as one might on a keyboard.
The time scale is divided into a large number of very small intervals of equal lengths, and in each interval, independently of what happens in the other intervals, the source emits one or no particle with probability p or q = 1 − p respectively.
The cut volume ( E_{C,i} ) and fill volume ( E_{F,i} ) are calculated for each cross section ( i ) by stratifying each section with very small intervals and calculating the cut area ( A_{C,i}^{j} ) and fill area ( A_{F,i}^{j} ) between the proposed and the existing ground for each stratum ( j ).
The program divides each range to very small intervals, thus providing a thorough coverage of the parameter space.
However, this precise timing can lead to a noticeable increase in run-time when events are triggered in very small intervals, e.g., every 10−3 time units.
In addition, we have refined QTL on BTA5 and BTA19 to very small intervals and identified a small number of potential candidate genes in these, as well as in a number of other regions.
This analysis was performed by: (1) modelling user behaviour by designing graphs that illustrate the sequence of actions performed by users and (2) finding strange patterns (e.g. people doing the same action repeatedly in very small intervals of time, or just searching for patients without actually seeing any information about them or performing actions without a login).
In Fig. 6 c, as the switching interval decreases, TCP throughput generally increases unless a very small switching interval and transmission duration are used, which reduces throughput due to overhead.
The interpretation of (1) is that the CSH at time t times the length d t of a very (infinitesimally) small time interval equals the conditional probability of making an 0 → j transition within that very small time interval [ t, t + d t).
