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Rousey was already starting to look like a beaten fighter, muddled and bloody mouthed, when, with less than a minute elapsed in Round Two, Holm punched Rousey in the chin and threw her down.

The match broke every conceivable length record in tennis, including longest match in time elapsed and number of games played.

Only loss of appetite was not associated with either a linear decline or a curvilinear function in time elapsed since last use of cannabis in this study.

Definition 4. Let denote the attacker's precision in distinguishing elapsed time of the reader responses and expressed in terms of seconds, that is, timing resolution.

They decided to investigate the role of these neurons in perceiving elapsed time.

This versatile feature can capture recorded time along with changes in altitude, elapsed time, total ascent and descent altitude, and highest and lowest altitude.

Table��4 depicts the execution time metrics in seconds elapsed for the forecasts to be completed by each method.

The small cross at the left indicates the center of gaze, and the numbers state the time in minutes elapsed before the location of the scotoma was outlined.

Also, there was no statistically significant difference between the two genotype groups in time elapsed between SPECT scans and fMRI (t = 0.09, p = 0.9) which may have unduly influenced the differential correlations.

There were no significant differences in age, elapsed time since delivery and smoking rates (Table  2).

Time spent in bed: elapsed time between participants' bed time and wake time.