Examples of elapsed

• Activation decreases with the number of words, sentences and paragraphs elapsed as the algorithm proceeds through the text.

• Twenty minutes elapsed between short- and long-delay recognition tests during which participants completed questionnaires as filler tasks.

• It could also be argued that the study is limited by the fact that the range of the time elapsed since injury was large.

• Slightly over two-thirds left before two years had elapsed.

• The general body colour tended to become lighter slightly as the time after injection elapsed, whereas the opposite tendency was shown for the compound eyes.

• The patients were interviewed every 3 months until death or 2 years had elapsed.

• Some years have now elapsed since upon a closer scrutiny, reason, altogether incontestable was found for discarding this appendage.

• Elapsed reports the mean for the thirteen premier-timing countries.

• The camera phone will also incur a modest increase in the time elapsed before the computer-vision results may be viewed.

• Therefore, the elapsed time since the minimum rate is negatively correlated with the minimum rate.

• Approximately 6-10 months elapsed between interviews with the same individual.

• The elapsed time for the 2.54 cm of deionized water (non-constant head) to infiltrate the soil surface was recorded.

• The times given are the average over 10 runs, and are elapsed times (no garbage collection took place).

• As a result, a significant period of time elapsed from the initial assessment of reading to the conclusion of the psychophysical testing.

• On single task trials, the number remained on the screen until a response had been made or 5000 ms had elapsed.