| 11. | I therefore postponed the writing of this book for settled times placed under a more fastidious sign ".
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| 12. | That suggests that a specification on settling time must be met by appropriate design of the open-loop amplifier.
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| 13. | Repointing such a large telescope ( including settling time ) within 5 seconds requires an exceptionally short and stiff structure.
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| 14. | A decanter centrifuge applies a force equivalent to several thousand gees, which reduces the settling time of the particles.
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| 15. | They also allow a faster settling time because of their higher reference frequencies, allowing wider closed and open loop bandwidths.
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| 16. | But for dac's, the settling time is important ( time taken to convert digital data to analog signal ).
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| 17. | When an anaerobic feeding is applied this factor is enhanced, minimising the importance of short settling time and higher hydrodynamic forces.
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| 18. | Modes faster than UDMA mode 2 require an 80-conductor cable to reduce data settling times, lower impedance and reduce crosstalk.
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| 19. | Flip-flops are sometimes characterized for a maximum settling time ( the maximum time they will remain metastable under specified conditions ).
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| 20. | In more settled times, the combination of transport links and the fertile Medway valley became the basis of a developed agricultural economy.
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