measurement time

These systems perform measurement times are usually much less than a second.

To decrease the line width further, long measurement times are necessary.

Repeat this at least three times and average the measurement times.

For a full-scale input, half of the measurement time is spent in the run-up phase.

The processor processes the measured data and saves it on the storage media together with the associated measurement times.

For smaller inputs, an even larger percentage of the total measurement time is spent in the run-up phase.

The state of the nanoparticle (superparamagnetic or blocked) depends on the measurement time.

He said that the theodolite was accurate within several millimeters and has reduced the overall field measurement time by 60 percent.

There is, however, a narrow window around where the measurement time and the relaxation time have comparable magnitude.

While these guided systems in principle can provide arbitrary amounts of measurement time, their quantum coherence is still under discussion.

Reducing the amount of time spent in the run-up phase can significantly reduce the total measurement time.

Depending on the half-life and concentration of the sample, measurement times vary from 0.02 minute to one minute.

The countrate of the monitor varies dynamically, so that a measurement time interval must be specified.

However, the time that the light remains inside the interferometer arms is then, which means that the measurement time must be equally long or longer.

This measure indicates whether the stream's rate being analyzed conforms to its specified rate over a measurement time.

It is possible for changes between the measurement times to augment, offset or reverse the statistical tendency to regress toward the mean.

This long measurement time was itself responsible for the majority, 122 nHz (Full width at half maximum) of the total linewidth.

Therefore, the total measurement time for a full-scale input will be based on the desired resolution and the frequency of the controller's clock:

However, the aforementioned schemes do not correlate the values of the contact with the environment, spectral diapason of the system energy and measurement time.

Assuming blood water flowing in the randomly oriented vasculature changes several times direction (at least 2) during the measurement time (model 1), one has for :

There is however a caveat in many of these planned experiments: lines at low frequencies (in the microhertz region for example) require lengthy measurement times.

Let us imagine that the magnetization of a single superparamagnetic nanoparticle is measured and let us define as the measurement time.

If the resolution requirement is reduced to 10 bits, the measurement time is also reduced to only 0.2 milliseconds (almost 4900 samples per second).

It is not possible to increase the resolution of the basic dual-slope ADC to arbitrarily high values by using longer measurement times or faster clocks.

Also, changes to local conditions (sandbank movement, dredging harbour mouths, etc.) away from those prevailing at the measurement time affect the tide's actual timing and magnitude.