Sentence examples for Apprehension of time from inspiring English sources

He wrote on the perception of movement and the apprehension of time.

The children's apprehension of time to perform different tasks (CHEQ Time) and TAM Wrist Ext-Flex showed significant correlation.

It is also often unclear what is the exact process and outcome, with added apprehension of the time and effort required to pursue the reporting process.

In this lecture, I will be tracing the same double imperative in the poetry of John Milton: apprehension in and of time while in the hope and before the judgment of eternity.

"It seems to be very clear on the information before me that you have actively evaded apprehension for a significant period of time," Judge Purdy told him.

He was then rearrested and refused bail by District Judge Quentin Purdy who said Rancadore had "actively evaded apprehension for a significant period of time".

This leaves private buyers, whose numbers are growing fast, stimulated as they are by objects that constantly expand our apprehension of Chinese culture in ancient times.

For all the apprehension this year, the growing season is still young, with plenty of time for the situation to improve — or for crops to fail.

Galloway is particularly interested in moments of apprehension, times when a niggling intimation of something slightly out of kilter turns into really bad news (in one grimly hilarious vignette, He Dreams of Pleasing His Mother, a man imagines his mother bearing down on him in a truck).

'What comes first in time is the apprehension of the self-evident prima facie rightness of an individual act of a particular type.

In 2006, none of my friends had the faintest apprehension that a time of great peril was approaching.