Sentence examples for digging time from inspiring English sources

A major benefit of using the shortest digging time is that a greater number of replicate samples and patches of clams on a beach can be sampled per given unit of time, potentially improving overall precision without large increases in costs.

You save absolutely no digging time by zig-zagging.

Trenching tools will cut wider trenches (which is ideal for more severe drainage issues) and will cut the digging time in half.

During the social preference period, there was no significant difference in rearing and digging times between wild-type and GSK3 knockin mice (Fig. 6D, t(17) = 1.28, P = 0.218).

Beach sampling captured additional data that included the partitioning of fishing effort into search and dig time, and also the number and location of sites fished each day, which could be useful in addressing uncertainty in CPUE-clam density relationships and potential fishing impacts, and assist in spatial management of fishing across beaches.

"Then it's dig-out time".

Valbuena has another dig, this time from the edge of the area, latching onto a low cross from the left and battering it towards the bottom right.

"I will neither be a lobbyist nor a historian," Frank said, in a trademark dig, this time at GOP presidential candidate Newt Gingrich.

Biologist, Shisan Chen found ants will dig three times as much sand when working alongside (without cooperation) other ants than when working alone.

I still really dig the time-based reminder future, though.

Post holes should be dug 3 times the width and one-third the length of the post, with an extra 4 inches (10.2 cm) for gravel.