Sentence examples for impacted time from inspiring English sources

Grimes, in citing the U.S. Census, states, "86% of American commuters still get to work in a car or truck and many of them (89%) travel alone". Grimes asserts the emergence of such streaming services as Pandora and Spotify have replaced compact disks and songs purchased on iTunes as a consumer's "box of music;" it has not impacted time spent with radio.

This study evaluated whether information provided by librarians to answer clinical questions positively impacted time, decision-making, cost savings and satisfaction.

26 33 There was limited evidence to suggest that religiosity impacted time to presentation with cancer in symptomatic black and African-American women.

The ratio of number of possible phase rotation divided by the impacted time interval is always better for FBMC-OQAM explaining the fact that trellis-based approach can outperform the performance of OFDM for the same number of phase rotation vectors U.

Targeting patients who miss their first follow-up appointment after identification of abnormal finding may have more optimally impacted time-related outcomes.

Depending on the nature of data, distance calculations may impact time as much as randomly accessing disk pages.

Islamic law impacts time as it relates to holidays and the traditional Muslim workweek, with the weekend falling on Thursday and Friday.

Minimum impact time for projectiles larger than 500 km.

This study presents a novel impact time and angle constrained guidance law for homing missiles.

The formula that emerged included angular, initial and tangential velocity, along with radius, mass and impact time.

"Our last pre-impact prediction was accurate to about a kilometer and a couple tenths of a second in the impact time," Dr. Chesley said.