Sentence examples for elapsed on from inspiring English sources

Morris also struggled in the first-class matches, making 1,302 runs at 38.09 with only one century, which did not come until almost four months had elapsed on tour, against the Gentlemen of England.

But Mr. Bush's physical absence has created logistical challenges, best exemplified by the hours that elapsed on Wednesday night before Mr. Bush responded to Mr. Gore.

It alleged too little time elapsed on 1 May between the filing to court of an application for criminal charges and warrants being issued for their arrests.

In 'Second Hand', there are more double meanings – 'I knew you a matter of minutes then; now it's years', referring to the time elapsed on the watch face and in general terms.

"Time" here means "proper time", that is the time aboard the probe, a little shorter than the time elapsed on Earth for the same flight.

In his supertask, while the accelerated observer O* will have a finite upper bound on the proper time elapsed on his world-line, there will be no event on his world-line from which he can look back and see an infinity of time elapsed along the world-line of some unaccelerated observer.

Arguments for an extension have grown louder as the date nears when copyright will elapse on music from one of British music's most productive eras, the 1960s.

Under the federal law, the museum is obliged to respond within 90 days, which she said would elapse on Feb. 29.

He showed that an observer O* who can maintain a sufficient increase in his acceleration will find that only a finite amount of proper time elapses along his world-line in the course of the complete history of the universe, while other unaccelerated observers would find an infinite proper time elapsing on theirs.

So then why did 44 minutes elapse on the time-stamped video from the time that a blurry figure is photographed entering a restroom and a nondescript figure is photographed from behind to the top of the stairs where he will be detained?

We used Cox regression to examine the effect of type of film (animated versus comparison) on time elapsed at first on-screen death.