Sentence examples for longer to detect from inspiring English sources

"You can hear Springsteen singing about the shifting foundations of the US economy which the economists took much longer to detect, and which of course everyone is talking about now," Swan said in a lecture to members of the ruling Labor party.

Slots' Allocation searches the frontier more thoroughly as it gives one slot at a time, so we expect it to take longer to detect all the valid allocations.

According to a recent survey done by the SANS Institute, 50percentt of organizations took two days or longer to detect breaches, and 7percentt didn't know the length of an attacker's dwell time.

Few compositional differences were observed between the moderate and enhanced debris treatments, perhaps because the effects of CWD creation require longer to detect than those of thinning and ground-layer disturbance (from debris-removal).

Changes with greater statistical certainty (p<0.1) and in bacteraemias took longer to detect.

However, by raising the threshold, it generally takes longer to detect an outbreak [ 16].

He has stayed so long that he and New Yorkers are now getting on each other's nerves: he, increasingly peevish and deaf to his critics; they, in turn, no longer able to detect or grant him any qualities beyond arrogance.

Therefore, by simply looking at an HTTP request, it is no longer possible to detect whether the request belongs to a user-input action or not.

In the mice which survived the longest, more than 200 days, researchers were no longer able to detect the deadly bacteria.

We therefore chose to introduce radar network outage as the relevant metric, which describes the situation when a radar network is no longer able to detect a specific object due to interference by others.

Although some 5-HT neurons are very close to the ventral surface of the medulla, most are located deeper in the brainstem than the superficial RTN/pFRG chemoreceptors and may require a longer latency to detect acidosis.