Sentence examples for elapsed around from inspiring English sources

The results are listed in Table 1; specifically, the most likely change-point (the MLE) was reached at 1300 days elapsed (around September 2013 with a significantly better fit than the single ETAS model, with the difference ΔAIC given in Table 1; see the black dashed vertical line in Fig. 1).

The organizers chose to have a points system over a system based around elapsed time after the scandal that engulfed the 1904 Tour de France.

Around 10 hours elapsed before the police were notified.

Mr. Doyle, who was at the station on Sunday, said several factors could explain the extended period of time that apparently elapsed before someone notified the police around 1 30 p.m. about a limp body in the tracks.

After a full week had elapsed, with the flying bombs circulating around us, it was announced that the cellars were now fit to sleep in.

The tissues were from very old donors (around 80 years old) and had longer elapsed times between enucleation and culture (data not shown).

It's reasonable to conclude that by the time the SNP finally leaves office, around 20 years will have elapsed.

When the chronograph is active, the secondary hand will sweep around and the subdials register the hours and minutes elapsed, returning to 0 when they hit their limits.

The value given for each curve represents the time elapsed since n, the particles per unit volume around point r, began to disperse (see text).

Ten minutes had elapsed and I was still feeling my way around the dark somewhat.

In the case of the nebula around η-Carinae, we know the time elapsed since the great outburst in 1840.