Sentence examples for by checking the time from inspiring English sources

It is measured by applying pressure to a pink extremity or a mucous membrane (e.g. gums) and by checking the time for pinkness to re-invade the pressurised whitened areas (1 to 2 s).

Should a decision be made by checking the time from ICU admission or the time from AKI diagnosis (according to standardized classifications or according to a specific stage)?

We have used several standard approaches to assure quality of the data by including a fixed choice task to test rationality of responses and by checking the time that each respondent spent on completing the questionnaire.

You want to ensure you practice your meditation for long enough, but you also don't want to break your concentration by checking the time.

If you still wish to show off your Rolex watch, car keys or wallet in the belief that girls are as interested in a boy's financial status as his personality, looks and general demeanour, you can show these off by checking the time, paying for the drink(s) or fiddling with your car keys.

If a ship tries to join the SANET, it can synchronize the time by checking the current time point and converting the time point into EASO-TDMA time units which can be expressed in terms of HN, SN, MN, TN, and TSN. Figure 3 illustrates the overall flowchart of EASO-TDMA, and Table 1 defines the parameters to describe EASO-TDMA.

Such strategy decreases the computational cost to O(N cp ), with N cp being the number of components in the principal graph, and N cp ≪N p. At last, component removal can be done by the disuse rule, which is done by simply checking the time parameter of each component, therefore, it has the order of O(N cp ).

The monitoring of OAT is done by checking the prothrombin time (PT) and the international normalised ratio (INR) of the patient taking an oral anticoagulant.

The storm had been billed that morning by CNN as a "KILLER STORM," but Benton by 10 52 a.m. was checking the time and declaring the worst of the storm over. .

After all, even an obvious wrist shake is better than the inconvenience of checking the time by taking out your phone.

Bush 41 turned out to be an aloof, desultory leader whose lack of passion was captured in the second general-election debate in October of 1992 when he was caught by the camera looking bored and checking the time on his wristwatch.