Sentence examples for Apparent time from inspiring English sources

Apparent time independence of the activity, as seen at 35 50°C, does not necessarily imply that all population is active, a conclusion we might have drawn had we not explored an extensive temperature range.

Beethoven's under standing of the subtleties of the psy chology of time and timing can best be appreciated when the coda comes about at the apparent time when the piece should be over.

11.30am: Reuters are firming up the picture on Merah's apparent time in Afghanistan.

Other researchers, he says, have experimented with algorithms for changing the apparent time of day at which photos were taken.

The proposed model successfully predicted the apparent time constant up to high pressure.

The photocurrent kinetics were estimated by biexponential fits and simplified by an apparent time constant (τapparent) calculated as (A1*τ1 + A2*τ2)/(A1 + A2).

England's apparent time-wasting tactics frustrated some in the crowd but Warner added: "We expected it.

Wenger complained furiously at how Wigan's apparent time-wasting tactics had gone unpunished, while Robin van Persie angrily refused to shake hands with Gary Caldwell after being blocked by the defender as he challenged for the ball.

Wilder spent a portion of his post-match press conference bemoaning Norwich's failure to submit their teamsheet at the appointed hour ("Tell the coach driver to do his job and check if there's traffic"), their tardiness in emerging for the second half and their apparent time-wasting.

Mourinho was ordered from the technical area by referee Anthony Taylor after protesting about apparent time-wasting.

Another claim about the significance of decoherence relates to time asymmetry (see e.g. the entries on time asymmetry in thermodynamics and philosophy of statistical mechanics), in particular to whether decoherence can explain the apparent time-directedness in our (classical) world.