Sentence examples for much larger time from inspiring English sources

Results reveal that SLPISO possesses similar accuracy to PISO but can tolerate much larger time steps in the transient simulation.

In addition, the implicit formulation allows for much larger time steps than can be used with explicit models.

Also, transient flows can be computed allowing much larger time steps than those possible with explicit schemes.

The partially implicit method allows much larger time steps than an explicit method with negligible added effort.

But Google's tool is an example of data analysis over a much larger time scale — an approach called "Long Data" — to find and follow cultural shifts.

It is shown that accurate numerical results can be obtained by the DQ method when using much larger time step over the commonly used time integration schemes.

However, for partially penetrating wells, the reduction in production rate persists for much larger times.

There is growing evidence that drought influences changes in species composition at much larger time-scales (Booth et al. 2012) and reduces canopy photosynthesis and tree growth at shorter time-scales (Urbanski et al. 2007; Martin-Benito and Pederson 2015).

Although hurricane season typically encompasses a much larger time-span, actual activity was confined to the middle of September.

We believe our analysis has some advantages over that of Urrutia et al. [20]; we study expression divergence over a relatively short timescale and correlate this to the numbers of new TEs, of three different types, in both lineages; Urrutia et al. [20] look at ED over a much larger time-scale and they only consider new TE insertions of one type along one lineage.

If the gap were due mostly to schools, the difference in scores would be very small when kids first start school and grow much larger over time.