Sentence examples for considerable less time from inspiring English sources
The result is an optimized toolchain and workflow that can be executed (the number of experts depends on the field to analyze) by half of the analysts (both technological and marketing) and a considerable less time to be performed.
Having shifted the saturation to the higher loads, we see from Figure 16 that, at λ = 80, customers are awaiting for considerable less time than before.
While this contributes greatly to staff capacity-building in the region, it also means that the regional specialist has considerable less time to address other priority areas and can lead to regional staff burnout.
The present approach requires considerable less computational time and memory than three-dimensional simulation of a wind turbine rotor by merely CFD methods, while retains the desirable accuracy.
The experiments on the benchmark datasets show that our algorithm can obtain high-quality reconstruction results that are comparable with the state-of-art methods, with considerable less computational time and complexity.
Learning, control and maintenance of the resources and activities involved are performed in less time and with a considerable reduction of cost.
Individuals released on recognizance and those with no charges filed spent significantly less time in custody and saved considerable bed space for the jurisdiction.
Typically, animals spend a considerable amount of time patrolling the edges of their environment while less time is spent in exploring the centre of an open home cage.
Researchers at Stanford University examined an online survey taken by more than 3,400 8- to 12-year-old girls and found that "those who say they spend considerable amounts of time using multimedia describe themselves in ways that suggest they are less happy and less socially comfortable than peers who say they spend less time on screens".
The answer, in the peer-reviewed study of the online habits of girls ages 8 to 12, is that those who say they spend considerable amounts of time using multimedia describe themselves in ways that suggest they are less happy and less socially comfortable than peers who say they spend less time on screens.
