Sentence examples for gain in time from inspiring English sources

Results are better than with the traditional techniques and the gain in time is considerable.

Millions of ex-commuters would win an immediate gain in time spent with family, and savings on exorbitant rail fares.

"If an illiterate local Taliban commander in Helmand makes a million dollars a month now, what does he gain in time of peace?" one senior Afghan official said.

It is the Simulated Annealing algorithm hybridized with the Simultaneous Perturbation Stochastic Approximation in order to gain in time and in precision.

Second, its applicability is extended from working on binary images only to directly work on gray images, implying an efficiency gain in time spent on image binarization.

With the gain in time and the freed-up brainpower, Wolf suggests, a fluent reader is able to integrate more of her own thoughts and feelings into her experience.

Diabetic women have canalized metabolic conservation more effectively than men, primarily for fertility/pregnancy, and are less affected by UVR than men, but consequently are more susceptible to weight gain in times of surfeit.

Obviously, technology has afforded us huge gains in time in some very real ways.

Many have cited a long refresh cycle among buyers as a reason for stagnant or negative quarterly sales growth, but even a long cycle should result in a swing to positive year-over-year gains in time.

Extensive use of wind tunnels has helped show the top British riders how they can make small tweaks to their position on the bike in return for sizeable gains in time and aerodynamics.

Elected officials and practitioners generally believe that - along with gains in time, environment, and roadway safety - the local economic impacts brought by high-speed railways (HSR) could be a major ingredient in socioeconomic appraisals.