Anyway, I mention it because time-interval sales with no minimum quantities – that stuff has been around for a while. ❋ DEE JACOB (2010)
“It feels as though the time-interval was more than adequate.” ❋ Michael A. Martin (2010)
Experimental work had, however, already shown that an atomic standard of time-interval, based on a transition between two energy levels of an atom or a molecule, could be realized and reproduced much more precisely. ❋ Unknown (2008)
For example, for the observer outside the horizon, is there any finite time-interval T such that, if he labels the ingoing particle which is passing him at a particular moment “A”, and then labels the outgoing particle that is passing him T later “B”, that the worldlines of A and B would actually have crossed somewhere inside the horizon? ❋ Sean (2007)
However, it does not in fact make sense to suppose that a time-interval is in separate places at the same time ❋ Rickless, Samuel (2007)
If the characteristics of the epoch shift, the standard time-interval will change. ❋ Unknown (2003)
A problem is peak demand; big numbers of consumers tend to have their maximum individual demand during the same time-interval, which results in a largely uncontrollable peak of demand that must be met with increased capacity, such as standby installations and high cost pumped-storage. ❋ Unknown (1985)
The extreme delicacy of one of these instruments will be understood, when it is said that it measures and records a time-interval so short as one-thousandth part of ❋ Sir Jagadis Chunder Bose (N/A)
Is it possible to make the plant itself write down this excessively minute time-interval? ❋ Sir Jagadis Chunder Bose (N/A)
Thus, by means of sensation and of memory of the amount of energy expended in the attention each time, I can perceive the equality of time-interval of the rhythmic units. ❋ Paull Franklin Baum (N/A)
"Has any of you been compelled to live through a long time-interval between the consciousness of a desire and its fufilment?" ❋ Huxley, Aldous, 1894-1963 (1932)
This dilemma, therefore, is fatal to the view that cause and effect can be contiguous in time; if there are causes and effects, they must be separated by a finite time-interval τ, as was assumed in the above interpretation of the first definition. ❋ Bertrand Russell (1921)
In this sense, in a deterministic system, the connection of a volition with its determinants is necessary, if the time at which the determinants occur be taken as the constituent to be varied, the time-interval between the determinants and the volition being kept constant. ❋ Bertrand Russell (1921)
"Given any event [Math: e_ {1}], there is an event [Math: e_ {2}] and a time-interval τ such that, whenever [Math: e_ {1}] occurs, [Math: e_ {2}] follows after an interval τ." ❋ Bertrand Russell (1921)
The time-interval (time) between two events is independent of the condition of motion of the body of reference. ❋ Unknown (1920)
