Sentence examples for shorter entry from inspiring English sources
Finally, faster cine loops lead to shorter entry times.
As hypothesised, higher frame rates relate to shorter entry times.
A fast cine loop also provided shorter entry times, detecting the lesions faster.
This might be reflected in faster total analysis time and shorter entry time (time from case onset until the region of interest [ROI] is visually localised).
Video laryngoscopy has demonstrated shorter entry to POGO (percentage of glottic opening) and entry to tube times, improved glottic view, and lower incidence of esophageal ETT placement [ 19– 22].
Anyway, I also really liked EASY FOR YOU TO SAY, as well as shorter entries like CARTOONY and TALK TO ME.
In adopting a more popular approach and in using shorter entries than Pierre Larousse's Grand Dictionnaire, it resembled the Nouveau Larousse illustré, of which it approximated a new edition.
"Modern English Usage" bristles with personality, not only in the articles on Fowler's various hobbyhorses, like STURDY INDEFENSIBLES and FACETIOUS FORMATIONS, but in many of the shorter entries as well.
No one has been dropped from the original DNB, although those who are now considered less important get shorter entries.
While on this page, click on "Reference Section," and you will be taken to a list of shorter entries on about 150 slightly less prominent Canadian scientists.
Shorter entries, arranged alphabetically, continue for the remaining 1,100 pages or so of volume 1 and the entire 1,200 pages of volume 2. Evolution: an Introduction (Stearns and Hoekstra 2000) by Stephen C. Stearns and Rolf F. Hoekstra offers a few technical diagrams and charts.
