As is displayed in Fig. 1d, the ITD is the minimum time that will elapse between two consecutive trials set by the researcher.
The observed Ks peaks correspond to the amount of time that, on average, will elapse between microbial migration events across YNP communities (keeping in mind that long, high %ID scaffolds represent ~6.6% of total scaffolds and, therefore, migration events are still minor contributors to overall community differences).
Instead, adopt a soothing rule of thirds: Try to save one-third of the costs ahead of time, during the 18 years that will elapse between the day they wheel you from the delivery room to the one when you help your daughter move into a dorm room with her (you can hope) untattooed roommate.
Soon more time will have elapsed since the fall of the wall than the wall actually lasted.
But much less time — say only a year of proper time — will have elapsed along the travelling twin world-line if he has accelerated to sufficiently great speeds.
In previous studies[1], we have shown that transferred CTLs persist for less than 7 and 17 days, without and with IL-2, respectively; therefore by 21 days, sufficient time will have elapsed so that T cells from the first infusion could be adequately assessed for in vivo persistence before the second infusion.
Many months will elapse before the trial, and Mr. Milosevic will have a long time to reflect on how and with whom, if anyone, he will eventually conduct his defense.
Many years will elapse before reaching that state.
Writing of them in Films and the Second World War, Roger Manvell, an authority on the Third Reich, said: "Some gap in time will have to elapse before they [the Nazi leaders] can be interpreted in terms at once acceptable both as art and psychology".
"We understand the sensitivity of the issue," he said, "and proper time should, and will, elapse before we start playing games again.
Your elapsed time will be measured from the moment you've left the starting line to the moment you cross the finish line.
