Sentences with phrase «time curve shape»

They are very very accurate but taking a different time and or time curve shape to warm up and cool down means that for a rapid change in temperature they will accurately record a different value.

Not exact matches

I spend a little time hand - shaping the curves so they look like they should.

The bones themselves actually take on this curved shape, but they will naturally straighten out on their own after your baby begins walking, usually by the time he or she turns 2.

Elegant a-line cuts skim over your curves, allowing your body time to settle back into shape.

A rescaling analysis showed that most of the relaxation curves had a universal shape and their characteristic times (lambda t) increased as lambda t approximately L 1.65 + / - 0.13.

Rushall insists that the faster times should be attributed to recent advances in stroke mechanics and training techniques; freestylers, for example, have stopped pulling through an S - shaped curve, adopting a straighter, more powerful path for each stroke.

BIC lasers can also be made to emit beams with specially engineered shapes (spiral, donut or bell curve)-- called vector beams — which could enable increasingly powerful computers and optical communication systems that can carry up to 10 times more information than existing ones.

These include shifts in the proportions of its skull and the shape of its upper jawbone, which over time began to curve pronouncedly downward and presumably developed on its exterior a beak.

Light - curve observations indicate that the object has an extremely oblong shape, with a length about ten times its width, and a mean radius of about 102 metres assuming an albedo of 0.04.

O.R.H. helped to secure the VLT time, prepared the VLT phase II programme, performed the initial data processing, and developed the rotational light - curve — colour solution and assessment of shape and its implications.

They hug curves and shape at the same time to help with fit.

But rather than go back to the same well one more time with a QE3, the Fed decided in September 2011 to implement Operation Twist, which is an effort to change the shape of the Treasury yield curve by purchasing longer term debt and selling short term paper.

The yield curve describes the shapes of the term structures of interest rates and their respective times to maturity in years.

Of course you won't hear this from anyone at the Fed, but the shape of these curves is a very big part of the reason why short - term interest rates were cut last week and why they are likely to be cut again many times over the next year or so.

This yield curve shape tends to happen over my survey period at a time when change is about to happen (4 of 7 times — 1971, 1977, 1993 and 2004), and one where the FOMC will raise rates aggressively (3 of 7 times — 1977, 1993 and 2004) after fed funds have been left too low for too long.

2 out of 7 times, this yield curve shape appears near the end of a loosening cycle (1991 and 2001).

In addition, our box plots are overlaid with the shape of the density curve, which, in this case, shows more precisely how time - until - adoption is distributed.

Some shapes have cilia - like markings rising from them, and at other times they feature a delicate, curved linework that feels almost lace - like.

Under muslin surfaces, Bingham's shaped panels incorporate raised surfaces and curved edges that droop as though time and gravity have played a critical role in their formation.

Given the shape of the curves, it is not possible to estimate the time of their maxima more accurately

In the Hub, the Met effort was ranked a partial success, in that it got the general shape of the temperature curve right, but was significantly off in the amount of warming and timing of events.

My impression is that the dendros argue it «doesn't matter» if you get all the way to the core because the same curve shape governs ring width decline over time.

Yet the sunspot numbers in the two graphs have noticeably different shapes, not only in the timing and relative heights of their maxima, but also in the little wiggles than amazingly match those in the river flow curve.

It's very clever, in that the curved shape gets you up to speed by the time you merge into the moving traffic, a problem I had in Copenhagen recently where there were so many people in the bike lane than I had trouble getting in.

Another benefit of this mouse is that its curved, asymmetric shape and rubber surface make it comfortable to use for long periods of time.

At a time when the biggest smartphone brands in the world are employing displays that cascade over edges, have curved corners, and come in all sorts of odd shapes, the Razer Phone's display is decidedly traditionally rectangular.

We were expecting this to come any time this week, and Samsung is quite quick with their announcements, as they have already announced the Samsung Galaxy Round curved display Android device in Korea and it looks no different than the Galaxy Note 3, except the concave - shaping to the display which looks neat.

All the coefficients have the negative sign and are statistically significant at the 5 per cent level, indicating that the weighted level curves of satisfaction over time have the shape of the right branch of a hyperbola.

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The unique curved shape, featuring integrated curved arms and a swivel seat, was the product of new materials that at the time allowed Jacobsen to design to create the trademark egg shape in a single molded shell.