Sentence examples for comparing times from inspiring English sources

Comparing times from Figure10 with the measured times in CPU, note that we continue obtaining a good speed-up of 12 in GT540M and over 10 in GTX280 as shown in Figure9a.

Using a spotter to time the Hughes runners, Armour spent an hour after the race, comparing times and computing which Rockwell runners should be used to beat Hughes then and which should be saved for Los Angeles.

Efforts have been made using differing metrics (comparing times of weaning, sexual maturity, skeletal maturity, etc).

Indirect methods include comparing times of death of animals exposed to a mosquito bite with those infected parenterally with known doses and comparing the time between mosquito feeding and development of viremia with the time between needle injection and development of the same viremia level.

We assessed smokers' perceived enjoyable feeling that they may have due to smoking by asking whether ' there is a different feeling when comparing times I smoke and don't smoke' and found a statistically significant difference between male and female participants (χ=4.237; df=1, p<0.05).

In addition, younger smokers (<35 years of age) as well claimed to have a different feeling when comparing times smoking and not smoking (n=46) compared to older smokers (n=16), and the differences were statistically significant (χ=3.889, df=1, p<0.05).

Mackas, D. L. et al. Changing zooplankton seasonality in a changing ocean: Comparing time series of zooplankton phenology.

The proposed method is validated by comparing time domain predictions from nonlinear models to dynamic measurements.

Different lowercase letters represent statistically different mean values, by comparing time and setting group.

DTW is a very commonly used metric for comparing time series.

Manfredi describes a speech Biao gave in China comparing time to a cake.