Sentence examples for elapse for the from inspiring English sources

This does not happen quickly and time has to elapse for the results to be evaluated.

(Citation counts were extracted from the Thomson-Reuters database November, 2008. About two years need to elapse for the citations from the most recent year to stabilize).

Some time was then allowed to elapse for the interventions to bed down before the third sampling in June 2009, as the main purpose of repeated sampling was to monitor improvements.

The value of Γ determined from the toxin internalization profiles parallels this process; that is, experimental validation of Γ must allow sufficient time to elapse for the quasi-equilibrium state to be established.

The mood in Grenada, according to Lesley Pierre, editor of the Grenadian Voice, is that enough time has now elapsed for the men to be released.

Not enough time has elapsed for the wounds to heal because all of Manhattan became ground zero on 9/11, not just the twin towers.

Since pulsars are known to move rapidly away from where they are formed, a pulsar near the center of the remnant implies the system must be very young, since not enough time has elapsed for the pulsar to travel far from its birthplace.

Crewe, according to the lawyers representing Walters, are trying to get the case thrown out on a technicality, namely that he missed a three-year time limit for reporting what happened to him from the age of 13 to 14, and that too much time has elapsed for the allegations to be proved – even though a jury convicted Bennell of 50 specimen charges during a trial at Liverpool crown court last year.

Figure 12 shows the computation time elapsed for the entire capture process based on the input data from [8].

Table 4 depicts the execution time metrics in seconds elapsed for the forecasts to be completed by each method.

Thus, the total time elapsed for the extraction of the local and global features of a test image does not exceed 0.048 s.