Sentence examples for elapse until from inspiring English sources

Assuming the current gridlock in negotiations persists, some time must elapse until our election results have been digested, here and abroad, and before public attention can be redirected toward the foreboding and increasingly dangerous Arab-Israel stalemate.

The temporal effects of borehole heat capacity are minor (quasi-steady-state), insuring that little time (approximately a day) is required to elapse until the ΔTs stabilize.

Therefore, instead of seeking the minimum number of time slots required to deliver all data traffic to its respective destinations, we will be interested to obtain the minimum duration or period of time that has to elapse until all network queues empty.

The Actions in the Process Description have a number of user-defined parameters that express the values of various properties such as whether the action implies a change to the patient's medication, or the amount of time that should elapse until the next visit.

He had a stopwatch and he timed how much silence elapsed until someone spoke.

Initial buffering time (Tinit): time elapsed until a certain buffer occupancy threshold has been reached so the playback can start.

The total energy exchanged during melting and solidification, as well as the time elapsed until total melting/solidification are determined from the power curves experimentally obtained.

At this point, the interest lies in characterizing the time elapsed until the sensors in the network encode and transmit their first samples of the random field.

Our goal is to characterize the time elapsed until the absorbing state is reached or, in other words, the time needed to transmit consecutive samples of the local observation of the random field at sensor (i.e., sensor latency).

The lag time, which is the time elapsing until the phase of steady-state arises, increased from approximately 55 h at 1.5 dyads to approximately 97 h at 3.5 dyads due to the extended pathways for water through the ML.

Current commercial airborne LiDAR systems emit laser pulses of near-infrared light and measure the time elapsed until the light reflects off of the vegetation or ground and returns to the aircraft.