Sentence examples for have better time from inspiring English sources

Younger surgeons, although initially slower, later proved to have better time savings (Table 4).

It is expected that older students would have better time management ability and hence do better in their studies.

The Hybrid based Digital Pulse Width Modulation seems to have better time transient response than the Delay line based Digital Pulse Width Modulation.

Obviously, these models have better time and space performance than the previously discussed agent-based version as long as the number of compartments is constant relative to N and limited compartments are sufficient to answer the question at hand.

A variety of futures research methodologies exist and are constantly being developed to scan the environment and to make systems more "sensitive to emerging changes as early as possible so that they have better time to react or to be in time to utilize the opportunities of an emerging change".

Maybe not… maybe you have better time management systems than I do.

Hopefully I can take those experiences on and use them to have better times at Blackpool.

Obviously, this model has better time and space performance than the previous agent-based version.

It is because the SRRC pulse with higher RO factor has better time domain localization.

The Recurrent Neural Network (RNN), having better time tracking capability, provides a viable alternative with certain challenges.

The theoretical analysis indicates the proposed algorithm has better time complexity degree compared with other similar algorithms.