Sentence examples for example of minute from inspiring English sources

Figure  2 shows a representative example of minute images derived from the same patient comparing "Pre-Induction" and "Intubation" gas distribution using a high belt position.

Figure 1 shows a typical example of the minute-by-minute CO values from NICOM and PICCO PC during the 30-minute protocol.

In the first quarter of 2001, for example, sales of Minute Maid grew more than 10percentt, according to Mr. Pecoriello, while Sunny Delight sales fell about the same amount.

An example of the averaged minute-by-minute MAD values across all activities including the time changing from one activity to another was also performed in relation to single participant's accelerations to illustrate the comparability of MAD values in more real-world conditions as suggested by Welk et al. [ 17].

Applying this expression to the example of the moving minute hand cited above, ε is zero (zero phase angle at zero time), angular speed is 2π radians per hour, and time t is 1/4 hour, giving a phase of 1/4.

Conversely, as much as I enjoyed much of Walt Disney's Thor: Ragnarok, it is a prime example of a 105-minute caper stretched to 130 minutes seemingly due to expectations of how long these films should be.

Wristwatches, for example, were a miracle of minute craftsmanship in their day.

She offered the example of a last-minute push to develop a new part.

McIlroy used the example of a 20-minute run morning to emphasise how comfortable his ankle feels now.

Franke-Ruta gave the example of a 21-minute news cycle, from incident to report to counter-report, all driven by a tweet: Mitt Romney joked that no one had ever asked to see his birth certificate.

Example of total consumption minutes for MLB teams on regional sports networks compared to other programming in primetime.