interval operation

in·ter·val op·er·a·tion

an operation performed during a period of quiescence or of intermission in the condition necessitating surgery.
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And hence the sensor which acts as the sender does not affect the polling interval operation.
Sequential hypothesis testing based polling interval adaptation in wireless sensor networks for IoT applications
New Interval Operations. Let [mathematical expression not reproducible]; we define two new operations [??] and [??] as follows:
An Application of Interval Arithmetic for Solving Fully Fuzzy Linear Systems with Trapezoidal Fuzzy Numbers
The new algorithm is obtained from original conjugate gradient method by modifying and replacing all operations with related interval operations; also all operators acting in the role of inverse operators are replaced by inverse of interval operators.
The first method, based on the conjugate gradient method, replaced real operations with interval operations. The second method uses steepest descent idea to solve linear interval systems.
Two Iterative Methods for Solving Linear Interval Systems
Of the 32 patients, 24 underwent conservative treatment initially and planned interval operations later (Figure 1).
Comparative study of outcome of conservative versus operative management in 50 cases of appendicular lump
As subpavings consist of boxes, it is now possible to extend interval operations to subpavings (Jaulin et al., 1998).
Possibility of state estimation of nonlinear dynamic system--using interval analysis
So the formulae for phasors can be used, performing interval operations [Alefeld and Herzberger 1983; Moore 1966; Struss 1990; Kearfott 1996], instead of real ones.
Complex Fans: A Representation for Vectors in Polar Form with Interval Attributes
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