"elapsed over" is not a correct phrase in written English.
It is not a commonly used phrase and could potentially be confusing or difficult to understand for readers. Instead, you could use "passed over" or "elapsed" to convey the same meaning. For example, "The time elapsed" or "The time passed over."
The third event elapsed over several months: the dissemination of the news of what had happened in the death camps.
where the first term on the right hand side (RHS) is the time elapsed over the previous ℓ−1 failed transmissions, which is a known quantity at the ℓth PR; Tu(φ(j)) is defined in Eq. (30), whereas ℓ≤ℓ i ≤L is a RV depending on the number of packet transmissions after which the renewal event happens.
As tragedy after tragedy elapsed over the past week, the Liberty realized just how important it was to use their platform to plead for peace.
Indeed, many tropical and temperate amphibian species exhibit striking phylogeographic structure and deep genetic divisions [e.g. [ 2, 3], implying that significant spans of time have elapsed over which phenotypic differences could evolve.
The government has allowed a long period to elapse over the summer when rumours circulated of large and sometimes unacceptable cuts in various budgets.
Although several months have since elapsed, uncertainty over the controversial statue still lingers.
Wickets continued to fall and 10 overs elapsed without a boundary but Misbah delighted his followers with majestic sixes down the ground in consecutive overs from Rampaul and Narine.
After 5 min had elapsed, the pour-over cone was removed, and the coffee was stirred in both scenarios.
Although a platform had been set, almost 39 overs had elapsed by the time Eoin Morgan arrived at number five, with the run rate around 4.7.
pore water pressure over elapsed time.
One may note that the inhomogeneous approach relieves the considerations with regard to the regularity of the interval length, and an integration is done over elapsed time after the beginning of the study.
