Sentences with phrase «over equal intervals»

Not exact matches

The observed change in brightness would be smeared out over a time interval equal to the time it would take the light from the far side of the object to travel to the near side of the object.

Set the total number of intervals performed over the entire workout so that the total time spent at high intensity equals between 20 to 30 minutes.

Over time, and certainly during the interval covered by the Journal and Vanguard portfolios, equal - weight indices outperformed their cap - weighted counterparts.

The practice of investing equal dollar amounts at regular intervals in a particular investment, with the goal of lowering the average cost per share / unit of the investment over time.

The total daily dose of artificial milk should be progressively increased over a period of 4 weeks from about 15 mL to about 20 mL per 100 g of body weight, and should be divided into 5 - 6 equal portions given at regular intervals through the day.

Band - widening effect — because on either side of ν = ν0, the CDS halves over an interval BW1 or BW2, in doubling the CO2, the same value of CDS will now be found shifted outward from ν0 by a change in ν equal to BW1 or BW2, respectively.

Then the Lesbegue integral of f (x) over the interval (0,3) is defined to be 2 times the size of the region within (0,3) where f (x) equals 2, plus 3 times the size of the region within (0,3) where f (x) equals 3, which is 2 times the size of (0,1) plus 3 times the size of [1,3).

If H1 and H2 are equal - sized intervals around 300 and 1200, mapping to very differently sized intervals in C14 - space, that corresponds to the C14 measurement error being in correspondingly sized intervals, which have a probability equal to the pdf integrated over each interval.

Every other mass of ice of equal or greater significance has been decreasing over the same interval.

Energy that migrates inside the membrane must equal energy that migrates outside the membrane over very long time intervals, otherwise the temperature would ramp until all the rocks melted or everything froze.

As opposed to saying that, if measured over equal length intervals, many temperature increases in the past are very similar to more recent termperature increases??