Usa "time interval" in una frase

1. in the same noisy time intervals that my rivals were working in,

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2. during 5-9 time intervals of

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3. of the clock, provided the Clock inhibit signal in-it is low during the 0-4 time intervals, and is high put pin is low

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4. rods and clocks), nor therefore any space-time intervals in the physical sense

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5. A moving average is an average price of a certain currency over a certain time interval (in days, hours, minutes etc) during an observation period divided by these time intervals

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6. Ichimoku’s chart four time intervals of different widths are used

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7. Tenkan-sen – shows the average value of a price of the first time interval which is the sum of a maximum and minimum of that time, divided by two;

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8. Kijun-sen - shows the average value of a price of the second time interval;

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9. Senkou Span А – shows the middle of a distance between two preceding lines moved ahead on the value equal the second time interval;

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10. Senkou Span B - shows the average value of a price of the third time interval moved ahead on

11. the value equal the second time interval;

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12. Chinkou Span - shows the close of a current candlestick moved back on the value equal the second time interval

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13. The beauty of an auto responder is that you can set up a series of messages once, and this same series of messages will go out to everyone who opts into your list in the same order and at the same time intervals that you choose

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14. Strain at the time interval

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15. via e-mail to the members of the list in different time intervals

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16. The information on stimulus is coded by a nervous cell as the frequency of potential of the action, which is average for a short time interval

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17. This makes process management visually clear and allows the manager to not only control the implementation but also to estimate when (in which time intervals) to expect piling up of several parallel activities and hence anticipate organizational and technical difficulties

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18. Experience has shown that there are some phenomena, when the speed of material objects points vary unevenly for a very short time interval

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19. In order for the amount of movement of a certain material particle to be varied by a finite value within a very short time interval it should be subjected to the action of a very strong force

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20. Experience shows that whenever there is collision between two bodies they undergo deformation, which occurs for a very short time interval and completely or partially disappears just as quickly [5]

21. The condition that the movement of the ball in this very short time interval (t = 0

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22. A schedule for ‘n’ jobs is an assignment of tasks to the time intervals on the processors

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23. Constraints: No two processors may have more than one task assign to it in anytime interval

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24. For each job Ji, S specifies the time interval s and the processors on which this job i is to be processed

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25. It is possible to say that the time intervals between these motivation “models” are not completely written in your scenarios and resemble a certain stereotyped Program of behavior (common to and typical of the overwhelming majority of “people”) which you follow individually and which can have a very weak influence over the total result of this time interval

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26. Both objectively and subjectively, every particular “instant” of Time represents very different time intervals not only for Forms that belong to different types of Collective Intelligences but also for different types of Self-Consciousnesses: to an atom it lasts this much, to us — that much, and to a cat or an elephant, an ant or a chamomile, an ameba or a baobab, an earthling or a Siriusian, a Martian or a Pleiadian, it is quite different

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27. Thirdly, in the course of some long, linear Time intervals, all notions of the representative majority of each culture were radically changed, rearranged, and improved

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28. This type of reality is created by the community of many subjective world outlooks, systems of views, and stable life principles (particular SFUURMM-Forms) characteristic of the majority of “people” (representatives of several generations) and has the greatest “similarity” in the Time Flow that unites children with their parents, lesser “similarity” between grandchildren and grandparents, and practically no “similarity” at the time interval between great-grandchildren and great-grandparents

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29. In case of the highest Levels of your Self-Consciousness, the SFUURMM-Forms, which you (the Formo-Creators of the brain) “borrow” from an OLLAKT-DRUOTMM-system, remain (in the form of an already dynamically “unfolded” Experience, that is, comprehended and available for further use) a wave part of the Self-Consciousnesses of higher-qualitative NUU-VVU-Configurations of the same Stereo-Form that continue to live in inertially-next time intervals (scenarios) of this rotation Cycle

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30. This time interval depends not so much on specific vibrational properties of Space-Time as on low-qualitative particularities of the Self-Consciousness, the realizational possibilities of the bio-Creators of which cannot yet provide in this range of vibrations a longer productive existence of Forms

31. Therefore, it is possible — with some portion of Truth — to state that our Life is divided into instants, which actually determines the presence, in our Self-Consciousness, of subjective Conceptions of the same time intervals

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32. Lower-qualitative time intervals of the rotation Cycle have a higher frequency of “shifts” (the smallest order of digits), the higher-qualitative ones have a lower frequency of “displacement” (a larger order)

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33. In other words, the dynamics of refocusings of the higher-qualitative Self-Consciousness more often include joyful, positive, happy events, between which the time intervals are much shorter, and the intervals are subjectively perceived by the more developed “personality” as fleeting, shorter than in the dynamics of the lower-qualitative Self-Consciousness, when the same time intervals (“rotation frequency Shifts”) are subjectively “extended”, being filled with a great number of uninteresting details of everyday events, complex stress and psychological states (the synthesis of subaspects of Qualities), which creates, in the Perception, subjective sensations of “slowness” of the rhythm of “personal” Life

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34. What you usually do is pre-load your blog with content (written yourself, outsourced, or plr), and choose the time intervals at which you want the content automatically posted and the plug-in will do the rest for you

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35. Thus I decided to use this six-week time interval as a measuring stick to gauge the strength of the rally from the April lows

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36. The Lindsay Timing Model is unusual in that while the cycle archetype attempts to identify time intervals between lows in price (that is, a 21-day cycle counts 21 days between successive price lows), Lindsay’s approach to this particular interval uses price highs

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37. For now, one need only understand that an LLH interval is composed of two equal time intervals, the first of which is between two price lows

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38. What the model is trying to do, by combining the LLH interval approach with the 107-day Top-to-Top interval approach, is triangulate a short time interval in which a tradable top is expected to occur

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39. count The number of calendar days between the origin and ending of a time interval

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40. Also, many traders will use close to refer to the last price of any time interval (e

41. The charts required for this analysis are: a daily bar chart of the underlying, an implied volatility chart, and a historical volatility chart, with the relevant time intervals (compare the historical volatility of the amount of days close to the days left in the options life)

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42. Sliding Scale Based on Time Intervals

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43. The former type of sliding scale, based on time intervals, is a readily understandable method of reducing the liberality of a conversion privilege

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44. However, ISO 8601 durations and time intervals do not directly equate to a single point in time, while everything else in the SAS date and time facility represents one specific point in time

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45. 'du/dt' Use this to convert a duration/datetime interval

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46. 'du/dt' Use this to create a duration/datetime interval

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47. The first example is the default use of the function with each of the date, time, and datetime intervals, while the second shows what happens when you use a non-integer as the increment to the function

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48. No matter what, you can use the interval multipliers and a shift index to move the starting point of an interval, and you can use them anywhere that you can use a date, time, or datetime interval

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49. INTSHIFT('HOUR') DTHOUR Note that shift points for time intervals are expressed as datetime shift points

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50. As with the other uses of SAS date, time, and datetime intervals, the default for PROC EXPAND is to consider the values as being from the beginning of the intervals provided in the FROM= and TO= options

51. Since both the RTS and CTS messages contain the Duration/ID value, any other system on the network receiving either one of the two observes the reservation and refrains from trying to transmit its own data during that time interval

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52. The mechanism used by TCP is called positive acknowledgment with retransmission because the sending system automatically retransmits all of the unacknowledged segments after a certain time interval

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53. • REFRESH, 4 bytes Specifies the time interval (in seconds) at which the slave should transmit an SOA query to the primary master to determine whether a zone transfer is needed

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54. • RETRY, 4 bytes Specifies the time interval (in seconds) at which the slave should make repeat attempts to connect to the primary master after its initial attempt fails

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55. • EXPIRE, 4 bytes Specifies the time interval (in seconds) after which the slave server’s data should expire, in the event that it cannot contact the primary master server

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56. A rate-of-return calculation must specify not only the rate that is being used but also the time intervals over which the returns are calculated

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57. For very short time intervals or with a great deal of time remaining to expiration, this approximation will be reasonably accurate

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58. However, over longer time intervals or with very little time remaining to expiration, the changes in the theta will cause the approximation to be less accurate

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59. where n = number of price returns, hi = highest price during the chosen time interval, li = lowest price during the chosen time interval, ln = natural logarithm, and t = the length of each time interval in years

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60. (This is the same as multiplying by the square root of the number of time intervals in a year

61. where xi = ln(pn/pn–1) = natural logarithm of the current price pn divided by the previous price pn–1 and t = the time interval, in years, between price changes

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62. Because a simple approach is usually best, no elaborate assumptions were used, only the price change over various time intervals into the future

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63. Those time intervals were measured in days

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64. One bar will print at the end of each specified time interval

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65. Here, note that the peaks are equidistant in a Harmonic ratio, in this case 127 percent apart, and happen at equal time intervals

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66. This enables us to better recognize the relationship between the percentage of straddles in the portfolio and the breadth of the strikes range, and to compare this relationship within different time intervals to options expiration and in different market conditions

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67. Two time intervals (one-week and two-month) from the time of portfolio creation to options expiration will be considered

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68. In this section we will study the situations in which risk is estimated repeatedly during the portfolio life span and the effectiveness of this estimate is tested at different time intervals

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69. For each expiration date, we created 60 series of portfolios (each series was composed of 1,000 portfolios) corresponding to different time intervals left until the expiration

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70. 2 shows the inverse non-linear relationship between variance and the time interval left until the expiration

71. • All options relating to a certain underlying asset and with a given strike price (or a range of strikes) and expiration date (or several dates within the given time interval)

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72. It is based on the weighted (by position volumes) average time interval between the moment of portfolio creation and that of options expiration

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73. For example, if the weighted-average time interval between the moment of portfolio creation and that of options expiration is 15 working days, the minimum τs length should not be less than 150 days

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74. The strategy S(P*(Tn)) trades during the next after time interval [Tn + 1, Tn+1], after which a new step of adaptation and trading is made

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75. Option-specific parameters include, for example, the range of allowable strike prices, limits imposed on the time interval between the moment of position opening and the expiration date, the length of historical horizon that is used to calculate volatility, and many other parameters

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76. Accordingly, the maximum drawdown corresponding to the time interval τ is

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77. The indicator reflecting the extent of the underlying asset price variability at the specific time interval

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78. The direction of these deviations tends to change in time: An option for a certain underlying asset can be overvalued or undervalued at different time intervals

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79. Is there a sense in using the “horizon of forecast” value other than the real forecast horizon? Yes, there is! It is commonly known that the price changes more over longer time periods, that is, there is a straight relationship between absolute price changes and the length of time interval

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80. We calculate price changes according to the equation at the time interval Ω = {T0 – L, T0 – L + 1,

81. For each underlying asset b at the time interval Ω = {T0 – L,T0 – L + 1,

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82. These values relate to a narrow time interval (100 days)

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83. It is usually unstable in time (when a criterion performs well at some time intervals and fails at others)

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