Sentence examples for different amount of time from inspiring English sources

Different microwaves have different settings will need to be set differently or nuked for a different amount of time.

You might get a different amount of time for manslaughter, or murder.

Because a call from a particular elephant would take a slightly different amount of time to reach each recorder, the scientists could calculate precisely where in a crowd of elephants it originated.

Each new executive brings a different range of experience and confidence to the task, and each has had a different amount of time to try to shape the holiday season.

I see other patients in the kitchen or the elevator, and we stop for specialized chitchat like "Just coming from the hospital?" or "How did chemo go?" We are all here for a different amount of time, from a few weeks to a few months.

Each operation of the Turing machine takes a different amount of time.

First, the difference in body size could simply reflect the different amounts of time each population was exposed to fish predation (Puppet Lake – 53 years; Evelyn Lake – 91 years).

These gases – described in more detail here – can remain in the atmosphere for different amounts of time, from months to millennia, and affect the climate on very different timescales.

Estimating how long to leave the shutter open is hard, so many photographers take a wide range of pictures, exposing the sensor for different amounts of time, a process often called "bracketing".

Stephen Bender, vice president of the Bana Electric Corporation in Farmingdale, N.Y., said that while it would be unusual for bulbs on opposite sides of a light fixture to blow out on such a predictable schedule, it would not be unusual for different bulbs to last different amounts of time.

That gets pretty tricky, considering that a bottle of wine is actually a blend of different batches of wines that might each come from different types of grapes that have spent different amounts of time aging in different types of oak barrels -- with the process stretching out over four or so years.