| The magmatic fabric of a plutonic rock forms during a relatively short time interval, after ascent and before final crystallization of magma. |
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| No theorist even from the ancient world ever considered an interval as small as a comma to be melodic. |
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| The thieves waited for the interval between the security men leaving the gallery and the alarm being set before making away with the pictures. |
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| The diskettes are recycled after a long, long interval in the cupboard, long after the hard disk files have been backed up. |
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| In the interval a couple had brought sandwiches wrapped up in a tea towel that they ate while sitting on a bench on the balcony outside. |
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| With a standing order, you tell your bank to pay a fixed sum at a regular interval to an organisation or individual. |
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| After the interval a group of six musicians gave a pleasing rendering of three modern pieces. |
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| However, these methods required an extended interval to obtain the diagnosis and were not helpful at the time of initial presentation. |
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| We had been pre-warned that there wasn't an interval in the show so we'd have to take our pre-show drinks in plastic beakers. |
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| It is better to adopt different timings with a reasonable interval for offices and schools to avoid the dreaded peak hour rush. |
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| For example, a rising whole tone interval is mirrored by a falling whole tone interval. |
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| I was at the theatre recently, and at the interval I counted up to five women with sunglasses perched on top of their heads. |
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| After a brief silent interval the youths turned away laughing, carrying the sword in its lacquer sheath. |
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| Play will start at the allocated time each day, with a 15 minute interval between matches. |
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| The subject was asked to perform this test three times at an interval of five minutes between each. |
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| The interval between trying for a pregnancy and conception ranged from four to 24 months. |
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| Things nearly got out of hand in the minute leading up to the interval with angry exchanges between groups of players. |
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| Again, the disturbance-free interval from the tree ring record closely matches this settlement-free period. |
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| Firstly, blood pressure measurements taken once during each five year interval may have resulted in some misclassification of hypertension. |
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| The captain Antonio Conte misplaced a pass four minutes before the interval and, worse still for the Italians, had given Giggs a clear run. |
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| The use of lick wheel feeders allow for less feeder space required per animal than in interval feeding in open troughs. |
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| The bit rate of a digital file is defined as how many bits it uses up in a given interval of time. |
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| There is no evidence for trans-Panthalassan dispersal of bivalves in low latitudes within the interval of Ladinian coral beds. |
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| Patients were asked to state the time interval during which the monofilament was felt or say if they could not tell. |
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| What leads us astray is the assumption that interval calculations can be based on end points alone, which is true only for monotonic functions. |
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| There must have been an interval of absolute unconsciousness, seconds or minutes. |
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| The sampling interval must therefore be long enough to assure a collection of uncorrelated bilayer configurations. |
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| Therefore, the interval between cancer detection and death is longer in screened patients than in unscreened patients. |
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| With interval training, repeated bouts of high intensity work are performed with periods of recovery. |
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| During the interval a variety of edibles including bracks and soft drinks were served by the members of Friends of Aras Attracta. |
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| The numbers of recombination breakpoints that resolved in each interval are indicated. |
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| The optimal interval for screening in the nonpregnant population is not known. |
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| The indicator for each time interval is whether or not respondents reported having used marijuana, cocaine, or hallucinogens. |
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| During an interval in the battle of Cold Harbor in 1864, he was seen lying on an oilcloth, occupying himself by studying Arabic. |
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| Beneath the main White Stone Band there is an interval of mudstone and bituminous mudstone with a further thicker oil shale. |
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| Check the required waiting period on the label with the interval before harvest on food crops you wish to treat. |
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| Andy, the perfect host, had arranged for several buckets of champagne to be waiting on ice for us in the interval bar. |
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| This procedure uses an open-end interval to list a series of housing units. |
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| Conversely, there is during this time interval a general scarcity of erupted igneous rocks that can be reliably tied into relative stratigraphy. |
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| So, flight planners must schedule the takeoff for a precise interval when the station is orbiting directly overhead. |
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| The major-third interval is then employed with its minor counterpart horizontally to help furnish a stretto passage. |
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| The ordinate indicates additive effects on each trait estimated by interval mapping. |
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| This lower interval has already been analysed for pollen, diatoms, ostracods, and gastropods. |
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| Referee Colin MacDonald chalked off the other efforts which crossed the line and Kingussie were fortunate to reach the interval in the lead. |
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| With no substitutes available, the player gamely attempted to play on hoping that treatment during the interval could do the trick. |
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| Do I have to overhaul my engine at the recommended time interval even though it's operating satisfactorily? |
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| Allowing a four to six hour interval between the administration of antacids or sucralfate and fluoroquinolones avoids these interactions. |
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| Jam and fudge will be available during the interval and a quiz will be held if there is sufficient time. |
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| In major keys, the supertonic triad is a minor triad, because the interval between the supertonic and the subdominant is a minor 3rd. |
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| The aim is to allow the hazard rate to be altered during a time interval immediately after each long flight. |
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| However, for an interval this short, the position of a detected QTL rarely coincided with the true position. |
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| For lipid mixtures the phase rule allows a temperature interval in which water may be in equilibrium with gel and fluid lipid domains. |
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| We already have had invalid flights from people using the cheap eTrex with only automatic time interval and no fixed time increment. |
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| We have in mind in particular cases where there is a long interval between the date of commission of the offence and the date of conviction. |
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| Each time interval greatly increases the computational complexity of the problem. |
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| The number of a compound interval is always 7 more than its related simple interval with the same letter name. |
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| Perfect fifth added to perfect fifth makes major ninth which is a compound interval of major second. |
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| From a comprehensive list of nearly 1,600 daily newspapers, 500 newspapers were selected using standard interval sampling. |
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| It is clear from the size of the confidence interval that these data do not imply strong differences between the three groups. |
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| The confidence interval of fit parameters was either determined from the covariance matrix or by F-test analysis. |
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| Heworth started slowly but eventually found their feet with skipper Gareth Watson also crossing and Potter adding goals for a 24-4 interval lead. |
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| During the interval the referee walked the pitch trying to decide whether there was enough light for play to continue. |
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| There will be refreshments during the interval to ensure a pleasant evening for all. |
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| Figure 3 shows how the percentage of calories from fat changed with the interval between meals. |
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| Consumers can help themselves by limiting the interval between meals and limiting the consumption of simple carbohydrates. |
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| Farmers have laboured all hours this week in a bid to recover their harvest in an interval of unexpected dry weather and glorious sunshine. |
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| After the interval we heard Milhaud's own re-orchestration of his ballet score La Creation du Monde for piano and string quartet. |
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| The string quartet will play during the reception and there will be a licensed bar during the interval and throughout the performance. |
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| How loud is a person allowed to shout in order to attract the attention of someone in the interval of a concert, whether at a Prom or elsewhere? |
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| And after the interval comes some of the fiercest theatrical drumming I've heard since Ariane Mnouchkine's production of The Oresteia. |
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| Play was on the halfway line when the interval came, with France leading by two goal points. |
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| Having fielded a sluggish team in the first half against Cameroon, his tactical adjustment during the interval transformed the match. |
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| The Conference side broke the deadlock six minutes before the interval and added a second just after the hour. |
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| In less than 15 minutes of play either side of the interval they had conceded 22 points to the reigning world champions without managing a reply. |
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| A second goal eased them into the interval and the third seconds after the break banished any nerves. |
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| The match continued to be evenly contested after the interval and played mainly in midfield. |
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| The Villagers only trailed 16-4 at the interval but paid the penalty for poor defence in the second half. |
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| These music interval flash cards are designed to help you recognize common musical intervals on the staff, in both treble and in bass clefs. |
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| The first thing that you should understand in your interval journey, is what the intervals are in a major scale. |
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| A central aim of this study was to identify the interval during which deciduous plants fixed more carbon than their evergreen counterparts. |
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| He also gave an example of a trigonometric series which converged in one interval but diverged in a second interval. |
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| The required interval between inward and outward movements in a herd has been reduced from twenty days to seven days. |
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| In October he issued a report to the police estimating a post-mortem interval of 24 hours. |
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| The interval was longer than expected as the referee was replaced by the fourth official after pulling his calf muscle. |
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| Sedimentation characterized by radiolarian-bearing red mudrocks is typical of the interval between the sulphide layer and the flysch of the Culm. |
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| City had not gone in to the interval with the luxury of a two-goal cushion since beating Watford in March. |
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| Ripping is done in narrow bands or planting furrows at a regular interval from each other in dry season. |
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| Risk measurement with this fuzzy logic system produces an interval scale that enables some parametric analysis. |
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| In addition, this study also quantifies the power law in the interval between these extremes. |
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| An excess of extremely preterm first births existed among women whose subsequent interpregnancy interval was 2-5 years. |
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| After a decent interval of days, the identity of the new Prime Minister was no surprise. |
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| After a decent interval he and Madeleine left Carew to his liqueurs and cynicism and headed back across the square to the Hotel Adernis. |
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| So, after a decent interval occupied by morning chores, off we went into the sunshine. |
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| Instead, Morotopithecus is considered here to occupy the stratigraphic interval defined by the FAE of Proconsul and the FAE of Afropithecus. |
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| The interval was interrupted by a marriage proposal, accepted with haste by the prospective bride. |
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| Fruit punch and mince pies will be served in the interval of the Methodist Church performance. |
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| Postpartum interval was calculated by the determination of plasma progesterone concentrations. |
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| Then, do as many push-ups and sit-ups as possible in one minute each with a two-minute rest interval in between. |
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| When I got backstage for the interval the green room was still fairly quiet. |
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| The blank interval separating successive stimuli was set to 100 ms to allow sufficient discriminability. |
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| In contrast, the interval between c.916m and 885.9Om is totally dominated by gymnospermous saccate pollen, with very few fern spores. |
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| As such, it asks us to accept the dubious assumptions that interval returns are normally distributed and independent. |
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| The two teams were on their feet for the best part of two and a half hours, with the exception of the interval break. |
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| This occurred prior to a major pre-Pennsylvanian erosional interval that removed Silurian sedimentary strata from the region. |
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| After the lunch interval the West Indies began their reply backed by an expectant crowd. |
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| It's a great compromise if you don't need absolute accuracy and responsiveness during intense exercise such as interval training. |
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| The cored interval is characterized by four normal polarity magnetozones and five reversed zones. |
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| Geologists typically represent normal polarity on a graph as a black interval with white representing intervals with a reverse polarity. |
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| The match was abandoned when rain washed out play during the lunch interval. |
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| We assume that a male may participate in at most a single breeding aggregation in any given time interval. |
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| At any given time interval, the exudate collected from individual plants never contributed to more than one replicate. |
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| After the interval we heard a recorder quartet playing rediscovered music by Vaughan Williams. |
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| Simple quartiles cannot be defined in interval variables unless their boundaries chance to fall at interval boundaries. |
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| The gradual prolongation of the AH interval is a feature that rarely occurs in accessory pathway conduction. |
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| This suggests the existence of a comparatively long-lived quiescent tectonic regime over that interval. |
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| As in other conditions with the Achilles tendon, it is frequently aggravated by hill running and interval training. |
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| Andy Roddie went closest to scoring for Peterhead just before the interval, but his weak free-kick was easily held by Colin Stewart. |
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| David Watt got the opener, Marc Anthony grabbed a second and Garry Wood claimed a third just on the interval. |
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| The interval cited is how long she has to swim the width, then rest before doing another. |
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| Playing against the wind in the first half, Granlahan still managed to edge ahead and held a four points lead at the interval. |
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| And at the interval they were holding their more illustrious opponents as they went into the break level. |
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| Vitally, this interval permitted the whole paper to be proofed before printing. |
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| For example, the Datalink comes with a chronograph, countdown timer, interval timer, multiple alarms and even a notepad. |
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| Alberto Gilardino also struck the woodwork, his shot dribbling off Kingston, but the Italians still led by the interval. |
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| He left in the interval but not before having a word with everyone who wished to meet him. |
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| The coach also pinpointed a double refereeing error shortly after the interval as a significant factor in the outcome. |
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| The refresh interval is set to three hours, a reasonable compromise between bandwidth conservation and paranoia. |
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| First, readings are collected over an interval that takes into account regular tidal patterns. |
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| We also observed a natural decrease in activities with a lapse of time and its increase in the interval. |
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| Diminished intervals are created when a perfect or minor interval is made one half step smaller and the interval number is not changed. |
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| If a major interval is made a half step smaller without changing its numerical name, it becomes a minor interval. |
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| An increased laying interval would create a large hatching interval for last-born chicks with potential negative effects on their survival. |
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| This concept explains why interval training, which is generally anaerobic, will improve performance. |
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| In a thrilling match, Bury led at the interval by one run, only to allow Bolton a comeback in the second innings and take the game by 10 runs. |
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| But this side showed great resolve and conviction and by the interval had drawn level. |
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| During this interval there is rapid plantar flexion of the ankle joint due to concentric contraction of the triceps surae muscle. |
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| Likewise, the uppermost ledgy interval grades into the more distinct ledges of the overlying Wah Wah Limestone. |
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| The antilog of the slope of this line represented average annual survival for that age interval. |
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| Played in the round and without an interval, it is harrowing but it is also a totally engrossing piece of theatre. |
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| Some days later, the sound of a horn was heard from the lone palm tree during a one-minute interval when no vehicle was on the road. |
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| The interval lasted about ten minutes longer than the quarter-hour allowed by rule, courtesy of a late return to the field by Kerry. |
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| Despite this, only 46 runs were added to the total before the tea interval. |
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| Riverdance, in its 11 th year, has proved a runaway success since it began as the interval act at the 1994 Eurovision Song Contest. |
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| A similar algorithm was later developed which allowed rational approximation of continuous functions defined on an interval. |
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| Most doctors will start chronic treatment of epilepsy if two or more attacks occur in a short interval. |
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| We can find the lunitidal interval, and the establishment of the port by these observations. |
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| The tide graph indicates tidal movement based on the Moon's transit over the meridian and the lunitidal interval. |
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| These values should be sufficient information for watches that use the lunitidal interval to indicate high and low waters. |
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| Tidal movements are displayed graphically based on your current latitude and longitude, and the lunitidal interval. |
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| I just got one, and in order for it to show the correct tidal movements, I have to input the lunitidal interval. |
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| Phil Howell produced good tactical kicking and Saracens led 0-29 at the interval. |
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| This may be accomplished through marking directional arrows on the score and perhaps indicating the type of interval involved. |
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| That time, part of an interval of Earth's history called the Devonian Period by scientists such as geologists and paleontologists, is known popularly as the Age of Fishes. |
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| Basically, interval training alternates short bursts of higher-intensity exercise with intervals of slower activity that allow the body a little break. |
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| The opera will be performed in the round, in two acts with an hour-long interval to allow for picnics on the lawn or a stroll through the gardens of the Georgian mansion. |
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| Now, it is well known in probability theory that the expected value of a uniformly distributed variable on a finite interval is the center of that interval. |
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| Five times during that span, the majority of species on the planet vanished in a short interval of time. |
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| After the interval the soloist had changed from her strapless, formfitting glittering blue to a classical, double-tiered dress in subdued pastels. |
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| The echinoderms appear to be particularly abundant in an interval up to 0.5 m below a 25-30 cm ledge-forming crinoidal grainstone with small micritic bioherms. |
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| There were so many spectators examining the wicket during the tea interval that it could have been a Test match at Headingley or a baggage reclaim at Manchester Airport. |
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| The program gives the lower and upper bounds on the confidence interval as well as the length of the interval, obtained by subtracting the lower from the upper bound. |
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| It had been a historical commonplace to view the long interval between Archimedes and Galileo as a period of unrelieved ignorance and superstition. |
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| At his unhappiest when forced into a scrap, O'Sullivan fought back to go in at the interval all square, but his poor form continued and Henry claimed a deserved win. |
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| Two view mammography and double reading will help reduce false negative rates, but reducing the time between screens should also help to minimise true interval cancers. |
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| Some temporal errors that were observed in human-machine interaction are ascribed to misestimations of interval durations due to objective and subjective factors. |
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| This interval workout only requires four minutes to complete, but can be repeated as part of a 15 or 20-minute routine. |
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| Proust is a world, and to return to him after an interval away is to discover and rediscover very different things each time. |
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| The investigated main Niveau Breistroffer interval is 6.28 m thick and consists of weakly lithified, fine-grained marlstones and four laminated black shale units. |
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| The first half flew by in a flash and at the interval cars, vans and almost anything that was roadworthy and rainproof brought some fans from one viewing point to another. |
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| It passes anteriorly and medially through the upper part of the extensor digitorum longus muscle to the interval between that muscle and the tibialis anterior. |
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| The cistern is traversed by delicate connective tissue trabeculae, which bridge across the interval between the arachnoid mater and the pia mater. |
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| An angular interval between prescribed two of the at least three identification elements indicates a maximum allowable rotational speed of the rotor. |
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| The interval between cinema release and sell-through has shortened considerably, probably in recognition that many people will not go to a cinema for any reason. |
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| The electronic dosimeter is capable of measuring at a minimum of a 1 second interval and stores the readings until they are downloaded onto a computer. |
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| Thirty-seven were restudied after a median interval of 29 weeks. |
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| After her first audible prompt, which came shortly after the interval, the audience sat patiently. |
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| They didn't even become in the slightest agitated when O'Neill's men disappeared down the tunnel for the interval without having breached the St Mirren goal. |
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| The confidence interval was defined as a drop of 1 in the LOD score. |
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| In the interval between 1536 and 1543, Vesalius became so estranged from his Galenist past that his teachers suffered a kind of damnatio memoriae. |
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| Data from a screening study showed that a screening interval of nine months was too long, and from this it was assumed that bladder cancer has a brief preclinical duration. |
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| Following an interval the performance follows and lasts about an hour. |
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| After a decent interval has passed, we'll hear what they're going to do. |
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| Furthermore, the confidence interval of the parameters and the correlation among them were both very low, indicating stability of the estimations. |
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| The visitors went for broke after the interval and pushed forward at every opportunity only to be undone by another Westport Set-piece in the 56th minute. |
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| The mildest critics argued that they were premature and that a decent interval should have been allowed before the struggle to analyse and understand began. |
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| The interval illuminated a match which travelled fast but went nowhere. |
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| In addition, a more efficient control unit shortens the interval between pre-injection and main injection and the injectors themselves are manufactured to finer tolerances. |
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| Unlike the Galilean transformation, the Lorentz transformation involves a change of spatial distance and a change of time interval between two inertial systems. |
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| The visitors were a goal to the good before the interval but Acomb almost equalised when the ball appeared to cross the Metros line after great work by Wendy Watson. |
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| If the task can be repeated without a decline in average power output from one exercise interval to the next then the pause interval permits complete recovery of performance. |
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| He could have allowed a decent interval to elapse after the disastrous air strike, and then ordered the supply route reopened. |
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| It left Tadcaster a mountain to climb after the interval but to their credit they tried to make a contest of it and did well to concede only one more in the last 35 minutes. |
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| No sign of what was to follow after the interval as our fellows matched, and sometimes bettered, the visitors in a lively and very entertaining first half. |
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| But if that goal seconds before the interval left the game poised on a knife edge it was nothing compared to what followed in the opening 13 minutes of the second period. |
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| The error plots demonstrate that the attitude and velocity accuracies required can be maintained if the time interval of a GPS outage does not exceed 30 seconds. |
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| The set was two and a half hours of music with a twenty-minute interval for drinks and some quick reprogramming of the lights and video projectors. |
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| Three standard gynecological texts state that the commonly observed interval between menstrual periods is 26 to 30 days, 24 to 32 days, and 24 to 35 days. |
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| As with other currently available fluoroquinolone and macrolide antibiotics, QTc interval prolongation has been linked to the use of telithromycin. |
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| Owen returned after the interval as soloist in Constant Lambert's Rio Grande, and the programme ended, for no very obvious reason, with Copland's Rodeo. |
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| Likewise, there is an interval of a similarly indefinite length of time between the injection of the remedial serum and the lowering of the speculative fever. |
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| The interval between repeat doses depends on the persistency of the drug. |
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| The verdant landscapes and the warm, sunny color palette enhance the sense of the story as an idyll, a brief golden interval amid the dark uncertainty of war. |
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| In this time interval we could observe the stability of the pair bond. |
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| For example, spurious harmonics might result if pulses are transmitted in a fixed repetition modulation, or if too many pulses are sent out during a fixed interval of time. |
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| The upper Campanian interval consists of thick limestone beds interlayered with marls, followed by thick beds of marls interlayered with limestones. |
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| On average, a 10 minute interval separated each loading cycle. |
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| From there until the interval they took Laois to the cleaners. |
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| It can appear that the extinction occurs at the end of a polarity interval when the rest of that polarity interval was simply eroded away. |
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| The PR interval varied, and there was no association of the P waves and QRS complexes in the electrocardiogram. |
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| Tom Hales and Tom Beechy touched down for Malvern who led 14-7 at the interval. |
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| However the primary reservoir interval resulted in being a poor quality siltstone, and no hydrocarbon shows were encountered in the well. |
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| For instance, numeric data are often represented on the nominal, interval scale, whereas value data are often represented on the ratio scale. |
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| Spermatophore characteristics in bushcrickets vary with parasitism and remating interval. |
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| As in previous interval canons, although the melody is traditional, the interval of a fourth between the voices creates a bitonal sonoric result. |
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| Excel will insert a new sheet and produce a forecast of the future, complete with seasonality and a confidence interval. |
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| Effect of remating interval and diet on the performance of female rabbits and their litters. |
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| A prolonged QT interval reflects abnormal repolarization and may lead to torsades de pointes and sudden cardiac death. |
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| Some hawks and owls bolt their prey whole, and after an interval of from twelve to twenty hours disgorge pellets. |
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| Only the confidence interval on the basal bovidomorph node would be compatible with a very early Miocene origin. |
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| An errored second is any one-second interval containing at least one bit error. |
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| Augustus' excuse was that the interval for the games was 110 years, not 100, but his date actually did not qualify under either reasoning. |
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| When dealing with values in the unit interval we expect the speed of incremence to slow down the closer we come to maximal belief. |
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| We measured the duration, interelement interval, peak frequency and bandwidth of echolocation pulses and distress syllables. |
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| The morphology of the GT interval predicts torsade de pointes during acquired bradyarrhythmias. |
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| Several of the papers propose extensions to metric interval temporal logic, linear temporal logic, and computation tree logic. |
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| Accumulated data is currently insufficient to guide rheumatologists and patients in the precise timing of retreatment interval. |
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| Lloyd Lewis and James Leadbeater also added touchdowns in a golden spell just before the interval. |
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| The key interval of the lower Hirnantian and lowermost Llandovery is mostly monoclinal and is not affected by faulting. |
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| Hibs were further punished seven minutes from the interval when Nade knocked in an Andrew Driver cutback from close range. |
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| The assessor can then be asked to successively divide an interval into equally likely segments yielding the octiles, hexadeciles, etc., etc. |
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| Danny Carter gave the Coalmen an interval lead but Edgington hit a double in nine-minutes midway through the second period. |
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| Dave Cockbill and Lee Gough had given the home side a 2-0 interval lead only for second half strikes from Chris Busby and Dave Brush to level. |
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| The interval seemed to stimulate Aberdeen and stupify Rangers and the visitors came out full of intent, pushing their hosts on to the back foot. |
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| The interval between the freezing and boiling points of water is 100 kelvins. |
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| When PPP comparisons are to be made over some interval of time, proper account needs to be made of inflationary effects. |
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| Many of the Extender Series features are designed to support an extended oil change interval of 3500 hours. |
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| The production test was conducted over a 70 meter open interval in the lower Zechstein Ca1 formation from 2,740 to 2,810 meters. |
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| When velocity is constant, the total distance traveled over the given time interval can be computed by multiplying velocity and time. |
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| A Roman candle is a long tube containing several large stars which fire at a regular interval. |
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| Temporal and spatial distribution of ostracodes across the Pennsylvanian-Permian boundary interval in eastern North America. |
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| This interval also gives the planners enough time to complete the elaborate arrangements required. |
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| An adit with two levels and a separate shaft with three levels of accessible workings combine for a vertical interval of 125 meters of depth. |
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| The SR format allows both UMID and MetaData to record in vertical interval allocations as well as optional utilization of audio channels. |
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| If such signs were present, or if the patient showed a decline in visual acuity, the treatment interval was shortened by 2 weeks. |
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| A thin interval with vugular porosity with oil shows has been observed in core, however, the shows are interpreted to be residual. |
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| The phenomenon Riverdance originated as an interval performance during the 1994 contest. |
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| Between the songs and the announcement of the voting, an interval act is performed. |
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| The QT interval is the time it takes for depolarisation and repolarisation of the ventricles of the heart. |
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| The Green Mountain Head Regatta continues to use the stake format but it is run as a head race with an interval start. |
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| Pipe band harmony is sometimes referred to as 'seconds', although this simply refers to a second part and not to the interval of a second. |
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| On pluviograph tapes, the rainfall amount was recorded in the time interval of 10 min. |
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| Dispersion of QT interval was studied as an index of repolarization heterogeneity in hypertensive men. |
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| Human fixed interval performance as related to response effortfulness and to initial point. |
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| The indication of confidence interval for the population mean is inappropriate as population mean cannot have a standard error. |
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| The decline was halted with the decrease in the intensity of gamekeeping during the 20 year interval between the First and Second World Wars. |
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| Previous studies have been reported that prolongated QTc interval may return to normal range after substantial weight loss in obese subjects. |
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| Association between non-parturient postpartum hypocalcaemia and the interval from calving to first ovulation in Holstein-Friesian dairy cows. |
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| The front porch is the first component of the horizontal blanking interval which also contains the horizontal sync pulse and the back porch. |
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| The interval from 66-112 cm is also now part of the BC horizon of the surface soil and an illuvial horizon of the fragipan. |
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| In PAL and NTSC, the vertical sync pulse occurs within the vertical blanking interval. |
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| We meet each Wednesday evening and offer a variety of options including organised interval training and Fartlek sessions. |
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| This includes long slowdistance training, pace or tempo training, interval training, circuit training and fartlek training. |
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| After a growth interval, the polyp begins reproducing asexually by budding and, in the Scyphozoa, is called a segmenting polyp, or a scyphistoma. |
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| Typical interbirth interval ranges from one year for the Black Sea population to three years for eastern Pacific Ocean populations. |
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| The number of decays observed over a given interval obeys Poisson statistics. |
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| For each predefined interval of data, the helicorder will plot the seismic data in one line before moving to the next line at the next interval. |
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| The QT interval was defined as between the beginning of QRS complex and the place where T wave descend onto the TP isoelectric line. |
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| In many places around the world, dark anoxic shales were formed during this interval. |
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| The contour interval of a contour map is the difference in elevation between successive contour lines. |
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| Isallobars are lines joining points of equal pressure change during a specific time interval. |
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| In cartography, the contour interval is the elevation difference between adjacent contour lines. |
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| Typical interbirth interval ranges from 1 year for the Black Sea population to 3 years for eastern Pacific Ocean populations. |
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| A previously asymptomatic 62-year-old male presented with ataxia and oscillopsia with progression over a 6-week interval. |
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| A benign environment increases the interval between nourishment projects, reducing costs. |
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| On the surface it would appear that then within a fixed interval of time one could obtain perfect, error free, detection. |
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| The time interval between the call and echo allows them to relax these muscles, so they can clearly hear the returning echo. |
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| The phase p of the first harmonic for the moon term is called the lunitidal interval or high water interval. |
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| The presence of a distinct cold period at the end of the Late Glacial interval has been known for a long time. |
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| Philip delayed his response, and in this interval the opposition to his religious policies gained more widespread support. |
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| During the long interval spent in a state of uncertainty, individual feelings were vented in a variety of ways. |
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| In the interval, Stretham Mere had gone and the main features of the modern drainage pattern had appeared. |
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| For a superconnected probe interval graph G, a tree 4-spanner can be constructed easily. |
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| Minor manifestations include arthralgia, fever, elevated acute phase reactants in blood, and a prolonged PR interval on electrocardiography. |
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| The middle clastic interval is characterized by shale, siltstone, wacke, and lesser sandstone and breccia, and is tuffaceous in places. |
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| After the interval Colin Easterby, bass, sang songs written by Paul Robeson, Water Boy and River Stay Away From my Door. |
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| The joint will want to subluxate posterior, but this is easily corrected with the subscapularis repair and rotator cuff interval imbrication. |
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| In all, 23 individual interval samples were included in the compositing exercise. |
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| However, the floodgates opened after the interval with Leon MacDonald, Adam Wykes, Adam Cunnington and Joul Potter all getting on the scoresheet. |
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| Among the newcomers during this interval were several that survive today, including the greater kudu, roan antelope, blue duiker, and the oryx. |
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| The microstructure development can be controlled by appropriate temperature interval and amount of incremental deformation. |
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| George seemed unperturbed by the incident, so much so that he fell asleep in the interval. |
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| The signs and symptoms of hypocalcemia include seizures, neuromuscular irritability, tetany, bronchospasm, hypotension, and an increased QT interval in the electrocardiogram. |
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| The next layer is massive, reddish-grey silt with diffused organics, overlain by an interval of varicoloured, deformed and stratified silt and medium sand. |
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| It is targeting the productive interval from the Etouffee discovery. |
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| The Premiership-bound Yorkshiremen battled back from 10 points down at the interval, then saw centre Stephen Ward ghost in to put Exeter back in front seven minutes from time. |
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| Troubled Bridgend, hit by the midweek resignation of coach John Phillips, slumped to a fourth consecutive League defeat despite leading 13-12 at the interval. |
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| And, discriminant analysis shares all the usual assumptions of correlation, requiring linear and homoscedastic relationships, and untruncated interval or near interval data. |
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| He did not come however. Anne sometimes fancied she discerned him at a distance, but he never came. The anxious interval wore away unproductively. |
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| Many well-drained occurrences in this interval contain pedogenic slickensides, mud aggregates, and caliche nodules, suggesting seasonal variations in precipitation. |
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| Although in shorter term there is an immediate saving in milk but prolonged lactation and calving interval the financial returns are reduced in late conceivers. |
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