I have a question.
Below are the error messages of three results that errored out due to an 'exceeded elapsed time limit'.
All three errored out after 1 hour and 56 minutes.

exceeded elapsed time limit 7028.48 (1257988.48G/3.63G)

exceeded elapsed time limit 6987.02 (1257988.48G/2.09G)

exceeded elapsed time limit 6987.02 (1257988.48G/180.05G)

I've always understood that the exceeded elapsed time limit is the quotient of
the two numbers between parentheses in seconds; so let's take the last message:

1257988.48 / 180.05 = 6986.8840 (seconds)

6987 seconds is
(6987 - 3600) / 3600 = 1 hour + (6987 - 3600 = 3387 seconds)
(3387 - 27) / 3360 = 56 minutes + 27 seconds

But the first two messages don't adhere to that law,
(1257988.48 / 2.09) is about 90 times as much, and
(1257988.48 / 3.63) is roughly about 50 times as much.

1257988.48G (the numerator in the quotient) is this value: <rsc_fpops_bound>1257988483183040.000000</rsc_fpops_bound>
What is the denominator? What is the origin of that value, where does it stem from?