Sentence examples for and arrival in a from inspiring English sources
20 This study focuses on system delay, that is, delay time from call to the EMS until diagnosis (CT scan) and arrival in a hospital ward.
The median system delay from call to the EMS until diagnosis (CT scan) and arrival in a hospital ward was 3 h and 52 min and 4 h 22 min, respectively (not shown in the table).
The overall median times from arrival in the hospital until CT scan and arrival in a hospital ward were 3 h 0 min and 3 h 11 min, respectively.
Set to gradually deploy by 2025, NextGen uses satellites rather than radar to set routes and to organize plane departures and arrivals in an effort to save fuel and reduce both emissions and delays.
He suggests that, in the famous "missing years" between his departure from Stratford and arrival in London, Shakespeare was a touring actor and the kind of "company member who was always complaining about the script".
The novel which relates the story of 10-year-old Opal, a girl made lonely by the loss of her mother and her arrival in a new town, and the mangy dog she finds in a supermarket was praised for its gentle humour, the clarity of its writing, and the endearing nature of its young protagonist.
The median system delay from call to the EMS until (1) diagnosis (CT scan) and (2) arrival in a hospital ward was 3 h and 52 min and 4 h and 22 min, respectively.
In fact, for more than 6 hops, the packet loss rate surpasses 10%. Figure 25 Cumulative distribution function for the throughput in a scenario with different hops (b) and packet loss rate in different scenarios (a). Figure 26 shows the cumulative distribution function for the interpacket generation and arrival times in a scenario with one hop and in a scenario with ten hops.
He was completely taken in by Mahmood's disguise, which included a Rolex watch and flamboyant arrival in a Rolls-Royce.
(A ) Proportion of 50 infected travellers that would be missed by both departure and arrival screening in a growing epidemic.
Lines show 95% bootstrapped CI. (B ) Proportion of infected travellers missed by both departure and arrival screening in a stable epidemic.
