Sentence examples similar to a longer start from inspiring English sources

At Huffman Prairie, lighter winds made takeoffs harder, and they had to use a longer starting rail than the 60 feet rail used at Kitty Hawk.

The sensitivity analysis showed that the required number of circumcisers would be less with a longer start-up phase; however, the associated costs to scale up MAMC were relatively insensitive to this duration.

A longer start-up time benefitted Molina et al.[ 14], who obtained a higher biogas methane concentration.

If you are unsure, a longer starting length is always better because you can trim the stems later.

This one went nearly an hour longer, starting on a sultry evening and finishing indoors at 1 37 a.m. after rain caused the retractable roof to be closed at 4-4 in the fourth set.

In the Hendrick Hudson school district, sixth graders at the Blue Mountain Middle School no longer start a foreign language, which frees up extra time for more English and language arts study.

Upon realising what had happened, the new guard seemed very distressed and the prospect of being stuck in the prison a while longer started dawning on me.

(You may want to have them "it" first, so they get to be it at least one time!) Give the runners a 5 second head start If the tagger(s) are fast runners or playing against younger players, you should give a longer head start to be fair.

If you want a longer walk, start at Boscastle and take in a gorgeous stretch of coast, too.

After installing this, Outlook will no longer start up.

On the contrary, the carbon anodes with high PTFE contents had longer start up time.