time parameter
A 'time parameter' is used across various fields to represent, specify, or constrain time-related aspects in models, functions, and systems.
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Definition
C1Mathematics and Physics
(technical, academic)A variable representing the passage of time in mathematical or physical models.
Example
- In the equation x = cos(t), t is the time parameter.
- The time parameter helps describe the motion of the pendulum.
B2Programming and Computing
(technical)A variable or constant used in functions to specify a particular moment or duration.
Example
- The time parameter in the function sets the duration for the animation.
- In Perlin noise, t is used as a time parameter to generate varying outputs.
C1Job Scheduling and Mainframe Systems
(technical)A limit on the maximum CPU time allowed for a job to execute.
Example
- The job was terminated because it exceeded the time parameter.
- Setting a time parameter ensures the job doesn't run indefinitely.
B2Data Analysis and Visualization
(technical)A setting used to define the time range for data analysis and visualization.
Example
- Adjust the time parameter to view data from the last month.
- The time parameter helps in filtering the data for specific periods.
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