Sentence examples for measured in time from inspiring English sources

The distance is measured in time rather than feet (or other units of measurement) as it can be difficult to judge distances while driving, and what counts as a safe distance varies depending on speed.

Video can be served on a page, but it is measured in time, not space.

Time is measured in time steps after the first 30,000 time steps of the simulation.

The cost of new technology is measured in time and frustration, not just dollars.

In the case of crowded subway stations, this is what happens, except the loss is measured in time.

Like the road, the airport is a nonplace, something encountered on the way to going somewhere else, better measured in time -- always too long -- than in square feet.

Root and leaf urea concentrations were measured in time-course (up to 24 hours of treatment) by colorimetric assay as described above (modified from Killingsbaeck [ 28]).

All values for CXC-chemokine secretion were normalised against cell number and expressed as a percentage of that measured in time-matched, untreated samples.

The negative growth rate for the YOL139C deletion strain, measured in time-course two for the medium YPL, is only an artifact from the fitting of regression lines to the logarithm of the hybridization intensities, which Steinmetz et al. employed to calculate fitness values for each deletion strain, and as such, we treated this negative growth rate as zero.

However, most schemes have their trainings measured in timed runs, for example one minute running followed by one minute walking.

The running time of a software package is usually measured in CPU time (i.e., process time).