Sentences with phrase «function of time»

The adsorbed oxygen atoms and CO molecules were imaged with atomic resolution, and their reactions to carbon dioxide (CO2) were monitored as functions of time.

This «clean - up» mechanism is orchestrated by CPEB4 and varies in function of the time of day — being more active in humans during the day (when the liver has most work) and dropping off at night.

When the forcing levels off, the additional response is expected to taper off as a decaying function of time.

The understanding of the foot's pressure distribution in function of time during running allows, for example, to 1) infer the most likely distribution of pressure in different joints of the leg; 2) know the stresses that the foot is suffering; 3) know the applied forces that affect the movement; 4) know the amount of time the athlete is in contact with the ground.

Function of Time Kate Nowak authors this math blog discussing ideas for teaching specific math concepts, math games, and reflections on math education.

They have embedded circuitry that handles the triggering as well as the timing functions of the timed relay.

We used other smooth functions of time and terms for individual years to control for the underlying trend in casualties and collisions over time.

It's just a function of time, you just have to get yourself up there and after the setbacks, dust yourself off and really celebrate every small win that's out there and eventually the small wins will add up to a big win.

Their fees are more a function of the time they spend with you figuring out what the document should include.

It's a function of time even more than capital.

The reason they can be mispriced is typically a function of time horizon.

It is a function of time, and many thousands of years are generally required, for evolution to work its math.

The treehouse symbolises my father's love; because love is a function of time, and the treehouse took time.

But Miller demonstrates that Fosdick's success at preaching was a function of both time and technique — time spent in roaming across a vast range of literature, and technique in collecting and organizing insights and illustrations from the resources read.

We can observe the contact progress and establish angles and areas of the foot in contact with the ground in function of the time.

Obviously, there are a lot of products out there that are wonderful that we don't carry but that is more of a function of timing in having the funds to add a new product line.

«Until we measure it as a function of time,» he says, «we don't know.»

Ordinary differential equations typically apply when several variables are a function of time, while partial differential equations get used when a variable is dependent on both time and space, says Michael Reed, a professor of mathematics at Duke University who applies mathematics to physiology and medicine.

The probability distribution of molecular extension was determined as a function of time and strain rate.

Shirley Ho, an astrophysicist at Berkeley Lab and Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), co-led two of the companion papers and adds, «We can now measure how much the galaxies and stars cluster together as a function of time to such an accuracy we can test General Relativity at cosmological scales.»

«The only way the index could be informative,» he adds, «is in a plot of h - index as a function of time since Ph.D., restricted to a specific subfield.»

An optical setup developed by researchers at Sandia's Combustion Research Facility and the Technical University of Denmark can now quantify the formation of soot — particulate matter consisting primarily of carbon — as a function of time and space for a variety of combustion processes.

Riley notes that the connection between neighborhood effects and a child's age might be simply a function of time — the longer a child is exposed to their environment, the stronger that environment's influence is likely to be.

«We're reanalyzing the films and trying to get benchmark data: What's the shock wave as a function of time?

Associate professor Patricio Vela and graduate student Miguel Serrano, both from Georgia Tech's School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, developed software algorithms that allowed detailed analysis of the wave - forms seen on the X-ray movies as a function of time.

«What we consider to be natural is largely a function of time.

Chaoplexologists harp on the fact that simple rules, when followed by a computer, can generate extremely complicated patterns, which appear to vary randomly as a function of time or scale.

Left - bottom: Variation of quantum dot emission line frequencies as a function of time due to vibrations of the photonic crystal membrane.

The tails indicate the history of cell positions for the past ten time points, using a color code that gradually transitions from purple to white as a function of time.

The mantle flow framework that can be defined as a result of this study allows geophysicists to predict surface uplift and subsidence patterns as a function of time.

«What we realize is that in almost any quantum system, including on quantum computers, if you just let it evolve and you start to study what happens as a function of time, it's going to thermalize,» added Neill, referring to the quantum - level equilibration.

Coherent temporal oscillations of excited state populations were observed by monitoring the junction's tunneling probability as a function of time.

The panel at the bottom shows the increase of the «scale factor» (an indication of the size) as a function of time, where 1Gya is 1 billion years.

Then, when the electron pulse hits the sample, its electrons scatter in a pattern that provides a picture of the sample's atomic configuration as a function of the time.

Looking at DALYs lost as a function of time, the study found that the total integrated harm rises sharply in the first five hours after a cigarette has been smoked, continues to rise for another five hours, and doesn't start to level off until after 10 hours.

Conversion of microcrystalline cellulose to liquid alkanes with the biphasic system in function of time and temperature.

«Many modeling efforts assume that once the particles are emitted, their properties don't change as a function of time,» said Dr. Alexander Laskin, a physical chemist at PNNL.