Sentence examples for time tabulated from inspiring English sources

Comparative data on average annual vacation time tabulated by the World Tourism Organization makes it clear that our productivity gains come at a cost: Italy averages 42 vacation days per person; France, 37; Germany, 35; Brazil, 34; Britain, 28; Canada, 26.

Managers have to spend a considerable amount of time tabulating monthly incident summaries as it requires them to summarise the narrative details presented in the MIR forms.

The d1*,…, d T* are rounded to the nearest integer before proceeding to step 5. Using each of the B bootstrap replicate mortality time series, repeat step 1 with the observed mortality time series data replaced by the bootstrap replicate mortality time series, each time tabulating which of the K models is "best" based on AIC.

Diagnoses of mental illness are often difficult to pin down, so The Times tabulated behavior: 23 killers showed signs of serious depression before the killings, and 49 expressed paranoid ideas.

The numerical results at (t=1) in time are tabulated in Table 6.

The corresponding number of iteration and CPU time are tabulated in Tables 1 and 2, respectively.

A representative rheographic profile of SBR/BR blends at 145 °C is shown in Fig. 4 and cure time is tabulated in Table 3.

The solutions for dimensionless pressure drop (pd) versus dimensionless time (td) tabulated by Earlougher (1977) for the case pressure variation at the center of the rectangular-shape reservoirs are utilized.

For each patient the response to each questionnaire item and its change over time, were tabulated and compared with the treatment effects as expressed in the patient interviews.

Government initiatives during this time were tabulated from Australian Government Department of Health archives to provide a clear policy context [ 40, 41] (see Additional file 2).

Fueled with a mix of pizza and the acrid exhaust of small chattering engines, the journalists and Audi executives fought it out for racing glory – or at least the distinction of not being lumped into the "slow group," once lap times were tabulated.