Sentence examples for long time hours from inspiring English sources

This takes a long time — hours — and there's no reason not to do it in advance.

They are middle-aged, German and seem to have been waiting a long time – hours, possibly days.

6. for how long time (hours, days, weeks) to record?

The O. bacoti behaviour implies a relatively long time (hours) before probing and one or a few short (minutes) blood meals [ 7].

As can be seen, their efficacy is limited (they achieve only 1 to 3 log10 reductions in the number of viable bacteria per unit area) and/or take a long time (hours).

If the homework is going to take a long time (2+ hours), take a 15-minute break every hour.

"That series took four months, and even to an older child that's a long time, 12 hours a day.

This morning, Herbalife's stock was halted for an unusually long time – two hours – as the company tried to decide how to tell investors.

Syncing over Wi-Fi takes a long time, like, hours depending on how many stations you choose.

Cryogenic targets must be cooled at a temperature near the triple point (19 K) with a very good stability (0.2 mK) for a long time (many hours).

While such technical issues are fundamental for a real-world system, in the analysis presented in this paper emphasis is placed on the energy transactions between system components on relatively long time scales (hours and beyond), and hence, all dynamic phenomena and associated components have been ignored.