Sentence examples for elapse at the from inspiring English sources

Writes Sandra Miesel in "Against Time's Arrow: The High Crusade of Poul Anderson" (Borgo, 1978): "To convey the numbing immensities of the time and distance traversed, Anderson begins slowly, letting a few hours elapse at the normal rate in the first chapter.

And its scope is limited in time as well: the limits it imposes on emissions elapse at the end of 2012, unless new limits for a second "commitment period" are agreed before that.For richer, for poorerJapan was unhappy with Kyoto well before Copenhagen.

The fall in HM Revenue & Customs' staff headcount, revealed in the Commons by a Treasury minister last week, will intensify concerns on the Conservative back benches about Britain's preparations to implement a new customs regime after the post-Brexit transition period elapses at the end of 2020.

He said yesterday he had "no doubt" that the players were playing for him, adding, in what seemed a reference to Lucas's escape and to Liverpool's equaliser coming 35 seconds after the allocated two minutes of injury time had elapsed at the end of the first half, "everything is a consequence of some moments, moments that the stadium saw, the players more than see, the players feel".

Just 90 seconds had elapsed at the City Ground when Taylor caught McGugan on the thigh with his studs as both players went into the challenge with raised feet.

All you need to do is move the openings of the tunnel relative to each other or take one of the openings and bring it near a black hole for instance -- any of these maneuvers will cause time in one opening of the wormhole to elapse at a different rate than time at the other opening of the wormhole and they become out of sync.

Only seven minutes of the second half had elapsed at that wild point.

The result was that the revertant never fixed because enough time did not elapse at large size for that revertant to exist within the standing genetic variation.

The time elapsed at a quarter of the maximum counts was defined as the onset of activity.

The time each fish spent at the highest velocity was recorded and critical swimming speed was calculated after Brett [ 40] as: Where U i is the highest velocity maintained for a full three minutes, U ii is the velocity increment, T i is the time elapsed at fatigue velocity and T ii is the time interval between velocity increments.

Similar results are observed if the intervention strategy elapses at times greater than 12 hr from LPS administration (data not shown here).