Sentence examples for an opening time from inspiring English sources

The restaurant, named Upstairs, was still closed at 6 15, when employees estimated an opening time of 20 to 30 minutes hence.

This fact implies that there exists an underlying universal principle for cost-effective management of aquacultured fish harvested at a certain rate after an opening time.

Population dynamics of the fish is described with a system of stochastic differential equations assuming that they are stochastically harvested after an opening time: the variable to be optimized.

There is an opening time (tau in [ 0, T ]) of harvesting after which the population is harvested for sale and for exchange meetings for ecological education between FCs and local residents.

When compared to the previous year's race, the race was 141 km shorter, contained one more rest day, more mountains, and lacked an opening time trial prologue.

Thanksgiving openings are becoming so much the norm that electronics retailer Best Buy seems like a model of restraint by comparison, not requiring most workers to come in until shortly before an opening time of midnight on Black Friday, as the company did for the first time last year.

It also had an opening timed with the biennale, for "By Day by Night: or Some (Special) Things a Museum Can Do," which is on until January.

So, it's the B.B. King Museum and Delta Interpretive Center that he'll christen this week, an opening timed, not coincidentally, near its namesake's 83rd birthday on Sept. 16.

We thus conclude that the performance of a JV as a source for Stark decelerators is best described using an effective opening time τ that is much smaller than the actual opening duration of the valve.

The IMS had a voltage of 4380 V, a grid opening time of 300 μs and a throughput of 150 mL min −1.

For several hours the exchange could not provide an expected opening time.