Sentence examples for time to passage from inspiring English sources

Significant differences occurred between fish passes in time to passage, and number of attempts to pass, with all but PW1 having significantly longer time to passage than the control culvert.

Median time to passage at PW2 decreased almost fifty fold between 2013 and 2014, following modification to equalise step heights at the structure.

Past research has indicated that individuals use the rate of visual looming to calculate the time to passage (TTP) of a vehicle, and that smaller vehicles loom to a lesser extent than larger vehicles.

Past research has indicated that individuals can use the rate of visual looming in order to the judge time to passage (TTP) of approaching vehicles, and that smaller vehicles loom to a lesser extent than larger vehicles (e.g., Horswill et al., 2005).

When the colonies get big enough and start to touch other colonies is time to passage them.

The time to passage of flatus, the ability to tolerate a soft diet and hospital discharge were all decreased in the FG group (Table 2).

But even the architects of such efforts are pessimistic that they have time to win passage.

England's talisman was supposed to be their cavalry, appearing on the scene in the nick of time to smooth passage into the knockout phase.

The movie goes on to argue that Lincoln calibrated the timing of this diplomacy, including delaying his own meeting with the Confederate envoys, to be sure that nothing from it would materialize in time to jeopardize passage of the amendment.

The numbers in the centre fluctuate, but Robert Lesmajster, the manager, recently said there were 80 residents, plus 119 linked asylum-seekers living in town.Bidding for asylum gives applicants access to health care and time to arrange passage to Hungary or through Croatia.

Finally, an asymptotic distribution of the time to first passage of a given level is reported for each of the two compound Poisson processes.