Sentence examples for considerably better time from inspiring English sources
The 150-mile (240-km) trial run from New York to Albany required 32 hours (an average of almost 4.7 miles [7.6 km] per hour), considerably better time than the four miles per hour required by the monopoly.
But if driving at those times pays considerably better, then they are more likely to be willing.
A considerably better agreement between the evaporation times predicted by VECTIS and the proposed theory is achieved when the gas temperature is assumed to be equal to the local temperature in the vicinity of droplets.
We show that the new method achieves the desired equidistributed grid using comparable computational time, but with considerably better grid quality than the deformation method.
Simulations show that our time-frequency-based method has considerably better channel estimation and bit error performance compared to a similar time-frequency varying channel estimation approach [12].
For several reasons, this time the uptake was considerably better.
The KPD feature can therefore be assigned a better sensitivity for evaluation at the greatest physiological threshold when using BSPMs and a considerably better sensitivity for an evaluation at 1.5 times the physiological threshold also in the 12-lead scenario.
CBS's "Shark" at 10 earned 15.3 million viewers, a new record and considerably better than the No. 2 show in the time slot, ABC's "October Road" (7.7 million).
It is galling for Rangers, who imploded long before full-time, that Celtic have played considerably better than this in recent weeks.
This "majority model" in fact does a modestly better job of predicting same-sex marriage support among individual senators: This version of the model also does a considerably better job of matching the change in support over time.
New York's Asian students did considerably better, with about 6 out of 10 graduating on time, but that, too, still fell far shy of the national average of 77percentt for Asian students, the study found.
