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While bubble growth and detachment occurred within 2 ms at the mouth of the orifice, the waiting periods between eruptions were considerably longer at 80 100 ms for a steam supply rate of 0.99 g/s and 150 170 ms for a 0.65-g/s steam feed rate.

For taxpayers who do get through, Olson said, they can expect to be on hold an average of 30 minutes "and considerably longer at peak times".

Duncan's men were also better trained and more experienced than their Dutch counterparts, having spent considerably longer at sea and having been taught to fire three rounds a minute to the Dutch two.

"The transactions will take considerably longer at the checkout lanes of stores that require chip cards to be dipped into their chip card readers -- at least for the short run, as merchants learn to speed the process," says Brian Krebs, a journalist and security expert at Krebs on Security.

Further, waiting times were nearly always considerably longer at public facilities than private facilities, at least at lower level facilities.

Thus, while WT animals lived considerably longer at lower temperatures when raised on either food, rict-1 mutants benefitted much less from the reductions in temperature.

The Joy-Con controllers should last considerably longer as a standalone — at around 20 hours a piece.

Comparing all appraised drugs, from marketing authorisation to publication, NICE guidance takes considerably longer, as shown in table 2, at median 21.4 months, compared to 7.4 months for SMC.

The react-without-repeat strategy was potentially as effective as proactive vaccination at bringing the epidemic under control, but often took considerably longer, especially at low detection probabilities (Fig. 4A) which negated any advantage of reduced effort of a reactive over a proactive strategy (Fig. 4B).

Using phenylephrine or norepinephrine in combination with colloid fluid resuscitation, fresh frozen plasma and erythrocyte units provided considerably longer survival, at least in our study as compared with all previously reported studies.

As Diana Nyad covered a considerably longer distance at the nearly the same swimming speed (3.3 km/h) like Christoph Wandratsch (3.2 km/h), it could be argued that the world's best long-distance swimmers would be women rather than men.