Sentence examples for rather small time from inspiring English sources

In order to compare the results with respect to the elapsed solution time (i.e., the CPU time), it is apparent that the deterministic mode needs a rather small time although the lower cuts do the same.

Furthermore, by including persons of the same age at a certain rather small time interval, we reduce variability due to age and time differences in exposure.

Some of Goldwater's legal causes can seem rather small-time.

Relative humidity is a largely variable parameter that has a rather small long-time effect on the current pollen production.

Keeping in mind that ADRs are a serious cause of morbidity, mortality and costs in healthcare [ 15– 17] it seems more reasonable to spend a rather small amount of time for a DDI check than unnecessarily risking patient welfare or to invest a definitely greater amount of time and money in order to deal with the effects of ADRs.

The asymptotically preserving attribute makes the new method applicable to compressible and incompressible flows including stiff materials; enabling large time steps characteristic of incompressible flow algorithms rather than the small time steps required by explicit methods.

However, segregation within lines is not unlikely, because the lines were not inbred, the QTL effects were rather small and the time of divergence between the lines was relatively short.

In fact, health information managers would be quite surprised to find that AT systems are not active or their resulting audit files are kept only for a rather small period of time.

The mass of the shell is thought to be rather small, about 10 100 times the mass of Earth.

This results in higher simulation times, but as the dimension of the set of equations is rather small, the total simulation time is maintainable.

Both groups examined are rather small compared to the time sequence of 10 and 8 years.