Sentence examples for time quantified from inspiring English sources

We have now for the first time quantified how unlikely it would be for every possible set of the 5 parameters of the cMSSM.

So, while 1 April may be a good day for workers, with many "winning" an increased wage, it marks a loss for the young who face another level of inequality, this time quantified in their pay packets.

The spectral effect on the above-mentioned PV technologies has been first time quantified simultaneously in absolute value on a monthly basis and discussed qualitatively and quantitatively on a seasonal basis by average photon energy (APE), utilization factor (UF) and MMF along with performance ratio (PR).

The multiple-technique approach used in this study has for the first time quantified the diet of A. trutta in SE Australia and provided broad and repeatable estimates of its annual prey consumption for use in ecosystem models designed to manage coastal fisheries resources in this region.

The peak time quantified the temporal relationship of the two cells.

We have successfully expressed soluble human GCH1 and GFRP and, for the first time, quantified the binding rate constants between GCH1 and GFRP, using SPR.

To be listed on the SSE each company must produce a regular social impact report that identifies the social impact it creates, and which will no doubt in time quantify it credibly.

But with the Golden Eagles still reeling from the loss of Dominic James, their starting point guard and four-year star, Williams had an easy time quantifying his team's performance.

Restaurant owners or managers who don't have a great staffing and payroll analytics package have a hard time quantifying human labor versus tech products.

Environmental modeler Hannah Horowitz, a graduate student at Harvard University, and her colleagues wanted to account for all the uses of mercury over time, quantifying for the first time how much mercury has been released worldwide since 1850.

To that end, a simple procedure is presented, which provides a design capable of withstanding heavy traffic loads, while, at the same time, quantifies the effects that new sustainable energy source facilities may have on local road networks.