Sentence examples similar to statistics on time from inspiring English sources

According to statistics on time-shifting released by Nielsen Media Research on Friday, the NBC series "Heroes" benefited the most from DVRs, with a 35percentt increase in its audience after seven days of time-shifted viewing.

He also appointed a deputy to lead a task force that will report back to him in 90 days with ideas for improving the information about quality of service, like statistics about on-time performance and lost baggage, that the department receives from airlines and passes on to consumers.

Mr. Giuliani even insisted on releasing citywide crime statistics one last time.

Schmemann : Maria, I've seen some amazing statistics on the time you spend online, on your tablet, and also on reading books and exercise.

This is the second week running that Ed Miliband and David Cameron have clashed over the NHS at PMQs and cited apparently contradictory statistics on waiting times.

Statistics on full-time young participation by socio-economic class released today show the proportion of England's 18- to 20-year-olds from the top three socio-economic classes taking degrees fell to 41.2% in 2007-08, from 45.2% in 2002-03.

Q: What are the most recent statistics on waiting times for planned orthopaedic surgery in the health board?

We included algorithms that track and collect statistics on processing times and algorithm contribution to word list generation and word selection.

The former is devoted to deal with statistics not depending on time (stationary case) whereas the latter considers statistics that depend on time (nonstationary case).

Only one set of shopping statistics comes out on time.

Neglecting the time needed to calculate the actual statistics on the simulated time series this would lead to a computation time of more than 1021 · 7700 s ≈ 2.4 · 1017 years.