Sentence examples for sequence hours from inspiring English sources

(A ) Time-lapse sequence (hours:minutes post-28hpf) of HSPCs emerging from the ventral wall of the DA.

The devices have undergone 'write-read-erase-read' sequence for hours, showing their applicability in random-access-memory elements.

Thus, in patients with SNHL with neither inner ear haemorrhage nor fistulae, we perform the FLAIR sequence 4 hours after contrast media injection to look for a post-traumatic endolymphatic hydrops (Fig. 12).

Sequencing costs are falling rapidly, 27 28 with the prospect within 12 months of being able to obtain complete accurate pathogen sequences in hours, and for as little as US$10 per sequence.

Especially for whole genome sequencing, the post-sequencing analysis (runtime of ∼12 days, single-threaded) is more time-consuming than the actual sequencing (several hours to a few days).

"The demands of filming in Colombia, together with Cruise's and director Doug Liman's enthusiasm for multiple takes of lavish flying sequences, added hours to every filming day and added days to the schedule," the documents read, according to People.

Interventions: Hemodynamic measurements were performed after admission to the ICU and in sequence every 2 hours during the subsequent 6-hour period.

It took about 12 seconds for N = 36 sequences and 8 hours for N = 198 sequences with a standard personal computer (for instance, Pentium 2GHz).

Riffing on 19th-century American art's truth-to-nature verisimilitude, the sequence is 24 hours long and is projected in real time.

During the final two works of the 10-play sequence - 10 hours after entering the theatre - I was swigging my isotonic drinks between scenes like a marathon runner or a salesman driving through the night.

The choreographer and director Vincent Paterson, who directed Mr. Jackson in several videos, recalled watching him rehearse a dance sequence for four hours in front of a mirror until it felt like second nature.