Sentence examples for Capture of time from inspiring English sources

The capture of time by the springs and gears of clockwork, and of the planetary orbits by Newton's gravitational theory, brought early glimpses that the world might be understood in terms of a grand mechanism.

In other words, N-STEAM's real-time capture of time-domain pulses enables pulse-to-pulse (frame-by-frame) image acquisition at 36.1 MHz rate.

Central to the appeal of hyperpolarization for metabolic imaging is the capture of time-resolved kinetics that reflects flux through enzyme-catalyzed reactions.

The combined strengths of the large size of the study with the accurate capture of time-dependent drug use and serious adverse event data enabled a robust direct comparison of the rates of TB between the three anti-TNF drugs.

In 1983, Murdoch followed his capture of the Times and Sunday Times by laying siege to the Financial Times.

"A photograph is a captured fragment of time, a 125th of a second.

I am, however, able to create an entire world through one captured moment of time".

Additionally, differences among systems, like precision in the capture of typing times, may negatively affect the performance of the classifier by introducing noise [30].

These data enabled comprehensive inclusion of all persons born in the state, enabling complete capture of first-time enteric infections and outcome, within the definitions discussed above.

There were no correlations between carotenoid levels and date of capture, time of the day at capture, sampling, or freezing the sample, or between the time periods between these phases of sampling.

This process allowed Funch to capture a sense of time passing.