| In 1992, most food was shipped from America, with up to six months elapsing between the placing of an order and the unloading of the grain. |
| They furnish our imaginations with natural yardsticks by which elapsing spaces may be divided into calendar and clock time. |
| Data dump interval, or time elapsing between two immediate data dumps on the serial line. |
| The present study also found that the time elapsing between a fatality and the formal response of the correctional system is considerable. |
| The right to social security allowances does not expire by elapsing of time. |
| The time elapsing between successive epidemic peaks is variable and differs from one disease to another. |
