Sentence examples for Not elapsed from inspiring English sources

The Queen was made acquainted with the birth of her great-grandson within a few minutes of the event; in fact, a quarter of an hour had not elapsed when the first telegram of congratulations reached the White Lodge.

From the government's point of view, the show-cause orders had a flaw: they failed to mention that the Lennons had been given until March 15th to leave and that nine days of this time had still not elapsed.

The Council has created a five-minute grace period from alternate-side parking and Muni-Meter violations, and passed a separate law requiring traffic enforcement agents with electronic ticketing devices to cancel a parking ticket on the spot if a driver can produce a receipt showing that the grace period had not elapsed.

(5) For a flow meter that has been previously calibrated in accordance with paragraph (i)(1) of this section, an additional calibration is not required by the date specified in paragraph (i)(1) of this section if, as of that date, the previous calibration is still active (i.e., the device is not yet due for recalibration because the time interval between successive calibrations has not elapsed).

That said, the general lack of geographical concordance within these six lineages is consistent with a hypothesis of recent gene flow across populations indicating that a sufficient period has not elapsed to sort ancestral polymorphisms.

In such cases, the functionality of the best single species is diluted in the mixtures because they are sharing the plot with poorer performing species, and sufficient time has not elapsed for replacement of the inferior species by the superior [49], [50].

The result was that the revertant never fixed because enough time did not elapse at large size for that revertant to exist within the standing genetic variation.

In other words, if a person moves in with a tenant and can prove there was an emotional and financial commitment and interdependence, and the tenant dies or permanently moves out, say, 10 months later, the person would be entitled to succession rights even though the one- or two-year period hadn't elapsed.

If your stitches were inserted after a surgical procedure, or if the recommended healing time (usually 10-14 days) hasn't elapsed, removing them yourself can put you at greater risk for infection and may prevent your body from healing properly.

A drama taking place in a driveway or a side yard doesn't elapse in a split second, as it does when you drive by in a car.

Although no infections/diseases were observed in rats maintained on the therapy for 15 continuous weeks, nor in RA dogs treated for more than 2.5 years (Paulos CP, Varghese B, Vlashi E, Low PS, Widmer WR, and Breur GJ), unpublished observations), sufficient time has not yet elapsed to conclude that long-term defects will not emerge during continuous treatment.