In and Out offers readers an opportunity to ask questions of the experts.The Mathematica Journal encourages readers to submit problems in care of the editor.Answers posted to the Mathematica newsgroup, comp.soft-sys.math.mathematica,that appear here are edited for clarity and length. ‡ Working with IntervalsQ: A list of times of the form 88t 1 , t 1 + dt 1 <, 8t 2 , t 2 + dt 2 <, … , 8t n , t n + dt n << represents the periods 8t i , t i + dt i < when a particular system is not working.For two such lists, how can I determine the periods when both systems are not working?A: Carl Woll (carlw@wolfram.com)answers: The function timelist simulates nonoverlapping timing data of the form 88t 1 , t 1 + dt 1 <, 8t 2 , t 2 + dt 2 <, … , 8t n , t n + dt n <<.timelist@n_D := Function
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