Sentence examples for little run time from inspiring English sources
Additionally, this simulator is able to make outputs (such as pressure) at any given specific radius and time interval as numerical and/or graphical output in so little run time.
This developed software is compatible with other commercial software such as Eclipse and CMG that is able to make outputs (such as pressure) at any given specific radius and in each time interval as numerical and/or graphical output in so little run time, so we can see pressure changes at any radius from wellbore radius to reservoir radius that has very low error with the other simulator results.
Gel migration was lengthier for the larger molecular weight fragments than for the smaller molecular weight fragments with as little as four hours of run time needed for the first group and 16 hours needed for the third group.
Run times on a Windows XP platform, 1.0 GHZ, 512MB RAM, varies directly in proportion to the size and number of the datasets as well as the size of the genelist (large combinations, particularly of genelists >500, may require processing overnight, e.g. processing of the asthma related datasets versus pathways gene lists, as shown in Figure 3A, has a run time of little under one hour).
Gee had little run support.
Frank Farrington, the elusive little running back, said: "The first time we got together, Jamie said that we could make a varsity team and get to the Dome one day.
Others glow like little running suns and brighten the horizon considerably for some time.
Lighting, script, and performances seem unreleasably poor, and there is a shameful dabbling in ethnic stereotypes; the one proud virtue of the enterprise, in fact, is a running time of little more than eighty minutes.
The advent of digital has allowed each film to push the running time a little longer; at 140 minutes, Victoria clocks in as the longest yet.
Little White Lies had a marathon running time that was justified, I think, by a well-meant effort to give room to a large group of central characters.
