1. Time factor is what we must first take into consideration.

2. The switch system with the longer time factor and lower amplification gives the EThG.

3. On one side of the scales is an hourglass, which symbolizes the time factor.

4. Different test-conditions allow conclusions about the effects of the time-factor on the deformation-process.

5. The switch system with the shorter time factor and higher amplification, gives the EMG of intercostal musculature.

6. A second and equally important impact of the time factor in making oil-backout investments is inflationary rises in capital costs.

7. Obviously, all surgical approaches are greatly affected by the time factor, that is, whether there is time beforehand to build up a patient for surgery or no time because emergency surgery must be performed.