Sentence examples for competing time from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the more likely it is an appropriate balance between competing time requirements will be achieved.

The characteristic mixing times as the competing time scale to the reaction time is of fundamental interest.

A feature of the analysis is the competing time scales for development of the electromigration stress and for non-equilibrium crack extension.

"Survivor," whose sponsors include the U.S. Army (and therefore the U.S. taxpayer), forced ABC's "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" to flee from a competing time slot and vanquished even the N.B.A. finals in the Nielsens.

Due to competing time zones, I receive his response the next morning: "Surprised, but not shocked.

Limited resources and competing time demands can also make it difficult for the members of a review group to carry out frequent updates.

The focus is hereby on the analysis of competing time-scale effects that are associated with droplet evaporation, mixing and reaction chemistry.

The experimental results show how hydrothermal reactions in fault zones may lead to two competing, time-dependent effects; fault strengthening due to increased cohesion in the fault zone and fault weakening arising from elevated pore pressures within a well cemented, low-permeability gouge layer.

A modeling approach is very useful for resolving the competing time-dependent process of experimental injury and drug effect.

The dynamic switching data shown in Figure 3 reveals a highly dynamic system consisting of multiple competing time-dependent effects.

This was the snowboarder's fourth time competing and third time going home without a medal.