Sentence examples for much greater time from inspiring English sources

Building for the long haul gives you the freedom and clarity to build out a product over a much greater time horizon, realizing an ultimate vision that is far into the future.

For consistency across products and given the much greater time involved in processing higher resolution data on a global scale, 1 km resolution data were therefore used for all products.

Thus, global optimization is expected to demand much greater time to get the equivalent result as HATA.

The fraction of cells that were approaching, or in, mitosis at the time of nocodazole will spend a much greater time in mitosis, where our proteins of interest are presumably continually recruited, thereby accounting for these differences.

A mixture of these four MUP-containing fractions (excluding all other protein-free fractions) presented at concentrations similar to that in intact urine was highly effective in eliciting much greater time near the male stimulus.

Establishing the perfect writing time is subjective, and once it is realized it can result is much greater production time.

When the great economists and social improvers of the past tried to envision a future of technological splendor, they imagined that humanity would "cash in" through much greater leisure time and regard for the finer pleasures of life: enjoyment of the arts, adult learning, time for friendship and more recreation.

So the negative effects could be much greater this time.

We found that reduction in Tamarix cover was much greater over time with active means of removal, however the native understory increased both with and without active removal.

This could potentially cause bias in the alignment of the cross-sections, especially ones with considerable noise, and it would require much greater computational time to determine a window for each cross-section of each projection.

Meanwhile, the sheer number of openings, not least in hardware which always requires a much greater lead time than software alone, point to a public unveiling — specifically, a full commercial launch — as a long way off yet.