Sentence examples for an elapsed time from inspiring English sources

In 1929 the craft covered about 34,600 km (21,500 miles) in a world flight that was completed in an elapsed time of approximately 21 days.

Nadal wasted no time in replying, serving strongly and finishing his service game to tie the match at 1-1 in an elapsed time of only five minutes.

Capillary transport through the matrices followed and led to moisture distribution throughout the body up to an elapsed time of 27 h.

Racers who are 8 and 9 years old can't exceed an elapsed time of 12.90 seconds for the one-eighth mile, or a top speed of 45 to 50 m.p.h.

Sagamore, with the America's Cup veteran Ken Read aboard, completed the 635-mile course shortly before midnight Monday with an elapsed time of 80 hours 42 minutes 39 seconds.

In order to keep the balance between rapid diagnosis and binary hypothesis, a filter together with an elapsed time limit is designed for sequential probability ratio test (SPRT) in the process of isolation.

However, a mixture of the both matheuristics provides a solution with a good optimality gap requiring an affordable elapsed time.

In N.H.R.A Junior Dragster racing, however, there is a minimum elapsed time where a car which posts a time less than the minimum permissible time is ejected from the entire race.

Blood was transported at room temperature in a Styrofoam transport box to the laboratory with an average elapsed time from collection to processing of 30 minutes.

The waiting time is defined as the number of virtual slots [8, 9] between two consecutive successful transmissions, rather than an absolute elapsed time.

The half-life of F is 109.77 minutes, an average elapsed time between sample collection of 2 hours, and indicates 53.13% of the injected dose (156.3 ± 9.9 MBq) was deposited prior to the Post-PET sample collection.