Sentence examples for compared with times from inspiring English sources

The time, 9 min., 54 sec., is the first record since the Basin was turned into a dead water lake, and so cannot fairly be compared with times made in former races with the tide.

Kris Beuret, director of SRA and co-author of the report, notes: "Many more women are economically equal to men, socially independent and professionally employed compared with times past.

In that study, subjects reported greater satiety and consumed roughly 10 percent fewer calories when they ate at a slow pace compared with times when they gobbled down their food.

The average time of the first 50% of the operations for each surgeon were compared with times for subsequent operations.

SR times and costs of travel were compared with times and costs of two PTOs for the same origin-destination pairs where the prices for the PTO options were cost first on the basis of an annual ticket and second on a daily ticket being available for travel.

In this case, visual responses in visual areas were significantly lower, yet still positive, when accompanied by auditory stimuli after SSA learning, compared with times when those were not accompanied by auditory stimuli (see Methods for further details).

Measured ship resistance, wavefoil thrust and ship motions were compared with time-domain simulations.

Response under impact type loading is compared with time domain FE results.

The resulting velocity field is spatially averaged and compared with time-averaged experimental results.

Newsweek, weighing in with 25 pages of coverage (compared with Time's 15 pages), styled Mr. Case as a latter-day Charles Foster Kane, a median titan for the next century.

Parents experience greater happiness and meaning – with less sadness, stress and fatigue – when they do activities with children compared with time without kids.