Sentence examples for hour development from inspiring English sources

Comparison of colour development times between 2 and 7 h, revealed that a two hour development time yielded the most consistent and reproducible results.

Still others have used a cutoff value of 170 ng/ml, demonstrating that NGAL predicts 48 to 72 hour development of type 1 cardiorenal syndrome with NPV of 100% and PPV of 50% [ 18, 38, 42, 43].

"Room temperature environments aren't warm enough to fully develop during Impossible Project's half-hour development time".

And, barring some 11th-hour development of "Dewey Defeats Truman" magnitude, the Democrats will retain — and perhaps expand — their hold on the Assembly and the Senate.

So, after sitting in on a two-hour development session for sales executives of a large data storage company, Ms. Herskovitz found herself walking away from her belongings and from the safety of the seminar room.

Given that "Sorry" is set on Election Day 2012, Mr. Nelson was still surfing the blogs on Monday looking for an 11th-hour development in the campaign that might be woven into the play for maximum timeliness.

By Andy Borowitz September 18 , 2014LONDON (The Borowitz Report) — In an eleventh-hour development that could have an unpredictable effect on the vote to determine Scottish independence, Queen Elizabeth II took to the British airwaves on Thursday to excoriate the Scots in a one-hour, profanity-laden tirade.

"Neither I nor my government consider the people of Scotland 'bloody wankers.' " LONDON (The Borowitz Report)—In an eleventh-hour development that could have an unpredictable effect on the vote to determine Scottish independence, Queen Elizabeth II took to the British airwaves on Thursday to excoriate the Scots in a one-hour, profanity-laden tirade.

LONDON (The Borowitz Report)—In an eleventh-hour development that could have an unpredictable effect on the vote to determine Scottish independence, Queen Elizabeth II took to the British airwaves on Thursday to excoriate the Scots in a one-hour, profanity-laden tirade.

LONDON (The Borowitz Report) — In an eleventh-hour development that could have an unpredictable effect on the vote to determine Scottish independence, Queen Elizabeth II took to the British airwaves on Thursday to excoriate the Scots in a one-hour, profanity-laden tirade.

To speed things along in the 24-hour development process, the team divided up the work.