Sentence examples for average time taken from inspiring English sources

The timing samples were taken across 20 central iterations and give the average time taken for each task per iteration.

The NAO found that HMRC had significantly reduced the average time taken to investigate complaints.

The average time taken by workers to eat their midday meal is down, now, to a depressing 3.5 minutes.

He said: "The average time taken to complete a private development has risen from 20 months in 2007-08 to 25 months in 2011-12.

Since it came into force, the average time taken to extradite a suspect who objects to extradition has fallen from around a year to 48 days.

The average time taken to process a new housing benefit claim from a local-authority tenant is more than double the London average.

The true number is likely to be much higher, with the average time taken for soldiers to report symptoms being 14 years.

The average time taken to prepare the day's main meal is just 34 minutes, according to Kantar Worldpanel; it has fallen sharply over time.

Peals are much more common than Mrs. Warren imagines, as some 2500 are recorded each year, though the average time taken is usually about 3 hours rather than 4.

Tasso: average time taken to associate with the APs.

T4WHS: average time taken for a four-way handshake between the STA and the APs.